24 gösterilen materyaller. Üretim ve rezervler USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 · 2025 tahminleri; her emtia için kaynağın tanımladığı biçimde tenörlü metal veya brüt ağırlık · kaynak ↗
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| Materyal | Raf | 2025 dünya üretimi | Dünya rezervleri | Önde gelen üretici | ABD ithal etti | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antimony kritik A brittle, silvery metalloid used mostly to stop things burning, and in the primers and tracer… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 110,000metric tons · Mine production | 2,000,000 | China — 36% of world production | — | Sb |
| Beryllium kritik A very light, very stiff metal that is transparent to X-rays and dangerous to breathe as dust. | Nükleer Malzemeler | 430.0metric tons · Mine production | — | United States — 53% of world production | — | Be |
| Boron kritik An element that makes glass resist thermal shock, fibreglass strong, and — with iron and… | Endüstriyel Mineraller | yayımlanmamış | — | Turkey — W% of world production | — | B |
| Caesium kritik The softest metal, liquid on a warm day, and the element that defines the second. | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | yayımlanmamış | — | — | 100% | Cs |
| Chromium kritik The element that makes stainless steel stainless — at about eleven percent chromium, steel… | Çelik ve Alaşım Metalleri | 51,000thousand metric tons · Mine production | 540,000 | South Africa — 45% of world production | 79% | Cr |
| Cobalt kritik A hard, bluish metal that keeps a battery's cathode stable so it does not overheat, and that… | Pil Malzemeleri | 310,000metric tons · Mine production | 12,000,000 | Congo (Kinshasa) — 74% of world production | 79% | Co |
| Dysprosium kritik A heavy rare earth added in small amounts to magnets so they keep working when they get hot. | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | Dy |
| Gallium kritik A silvery metal that melts in your hand, and the basis of the compound semiconductors in fast… | Yarıiletken Malzemeler | 900,000kilograms · Primary production | — | China — 100% of world production | 100% | Ga |
| Germanium kritik The element the very first transistors were made from, now used mainly for infrared lenses and… | Yarıiletken Malzemeler | yayımlanmamış | — | China — NA% of world production | 50% | Ge |
| Hafnium kritik Zirconium's chemical shadow — always found with it, almost impossible to separate from it, and… | Nükleer Malzemeler | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | Hf |
| Neodymium kritik The rare earth at the heart of the strongest magnet ever made — the kind in headphones, hard… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | Nd |
| Niobium kritik A metal that makes steel much stronger when added in tiny amounts — a few hundred grams per… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 112,000metric tons · Mine production | 21,000,000 | — | 100% | Nb |
| Rare Earths (all) kritik A family of seventeen metals that are not actually rare in the ground, but are hard to separate… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | 390,000metric tons · Mine production | 85,000,000 | — | — | |
| Rhenium kritik One of the rarest metals in the crust, recovered from molybdenum roasting, and the ingredient… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 81,000kilograms · Mine production | — | Chile — 37% of world production | 75% | Re |
| Samarium kritik The rare earth in the magnet that works where neodymium cannot: very hot, or very cold, or in a… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | Sm |
| Scandium kritik A light metal that makes aluminium dramatically stronger and weldable — and which is produced… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | 80.00metric tons · global production | — | China — NA% of world production | 100% | Sc |
| Tantalum kritik A dense metal whose oxide layer stores charge extremely reliably, which is why it is in the… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 2,500metric tons · Mine production | — | Congo (Kinshasa) — 52% of world production | 100% | Ta |
| Terbium kritik The scarcest of the four magnet rare earths, used in tiny quantities to make a magnet survive… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | Tb |
| Titanium kritik A metal as strong as steel at about half the weight, which does not corrode in seawater or in… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 370,000metric tons · Titanium sponge metal production | — | — | — | Ti |
| Tungsten kritik The metal with the highest melting point of them all — you can heat it to 3,400 C before it… | Havacılık & Savunma Malzemeleri | 85,000metric tons · Mine production | 4,700,000 | China — 79% of world production | 50% | W |
| Uranium A heavy, faintly radioactive metal whose nucleus can be split, releasing about two million… | Nükleer Malzemeler | yayımlanmamış | — | — | — | U |
| Xenon The rarest stable gas in the atmosphere — under one part in ten million — and the heaviest… | Yarıiletken Malzemeler | 12.00million liters · Rare gases production, (million liters) | — | — | 98% | Xe |
| Yttrium kritik Counted as a rare earth even though it sits elsewhere on the periodic table, because it behaves… | Nadir Toprak Elementleri | 12,500metric tons · mine production of Y2O3 equivalent contained in rare-earth mineral concentrates | — | China — NA% of world production | 100% | Y |
| Zirconium kritik A metal that barely absorbs neutrons, which is why nuclear fuel rods are wrapped in it, and… | Nükleer Malzemeler | 1,200thousand metric tons · Zirconium mineral concentrates, mine production (thousand metric tons, gross weight) | 70,000 | — | — | Zr |
Resme göre gözat
Antimony
A brittle, silvery metalloid used mostly to stop things burning, and in the primers and tracer rounds of ammunition.
Beryllium
A very light, very stiff metal that is transparent to X-rays and dangerous to breathe as dust.
Boron
An element that makes glass resist thermal shock, fibreglass strong, and — with iron and neodymium — the strongest…
Caesium
The softest metal, liquid on a warm day, and the element that defines the second.
Chromium
The element that makes stainless steel stainless — at about eleven percent chromium, steel grows an invisible film that…
Cobalt
A hard, bluish metal that keeps a battery's cathode stable so it does not overheat, and that holds its strength when…
Dysprosium
A heavy rare earth added in small amounts to magnets so they keep working when they get hot.
Gallium
A silvery metal that melts in your hand, and the basis of the compound semiconductors in fast chargers, radar and LEDs.
Germanium
The element the very first transistors were made from, now used mainly for infrared lenses and fibre-optic glass.
Hafnium
Zirconium's chemical shadow — always found with it, almost impossible to separate from it, and the opposite of it in a…
Neodymium
The rare earth at the heart of the strongest magnet ever made — the kind in headphones, hard drives, wind turbines and…
Niobium
A metal that makes steel much stronger when added in tiny amounts — a few hundred grams per tonne changes the whole…
Rare Earths (all)
A family of seventeen metals that are not actually rare in the ground, but are hard to separate from each other because…
Rhenium
One of the rarest metals in the crust, recovered from molybdenum roasting, and the ingredient that lets a jet turbine…
Samarium
The rare earth in the magnet that works where neodymium cannot: very hot, or very cold, or in a place that must not…
Scandium
A light metal that makes aluminium dramatically stronger and weldable — and which is produced in tonnes per year…
Tantalum
A dense metal whose oxide layer stores charge extremely reliably, which is why it is in the capacitors of anything that…
Terbium
The scarcest of the four magnet rare earths, used in tiny quantities to make a magnet survive high temperature.
Titanium
A metal as strong as steel at about half the weight, which does not corrode in seawater or in the human body.
Tungsten
The metal with the highest melting point of them all — you can heat it to 3,400 C before it turns liquid.
Uranium
A heavy, faintly radioactive metal whose nucleus can be split, releasing about two million times more energy per…
Xenon
The rarest stable gas in the atmosphere — under one part in ten million — and the heaviest thing you can breathe.
Yttrium
Counted as a rare earth even though it sits elsewhere on the periodic table, because it behaves like one and is found…
Zirconium
A metal that barely absorbs neutrons, which is why nuclear fuel rods are wrapped in it, and whose sand form is a…