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Manganese compounds have been used by man for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians and Romans used manganese compounds for dyeing in glass manufacture. In 1774 Johann Gottlieb Gahn succeeded in extracting pure manganese from brownstone. In the structure of the earth's crust manganese is the second most common heavy metal after iron.
Important manganese ore deposits are to be found in South Africa, Australia, India, China, Mexico, Ukraine and Russia amongst others.
"Manganese nodules" can also be found in the deep sea.
Manganese is a grey-white, hard heavy metal. In the air it remains stable by the formation of an oxide film.
Due to its high affinity to sulphur and oxygen it is a vital element for the metal industry.
About 90 to 95% of the produced amount, preferably ferromanganese is used in the iron and steel industry
The Domadia Group
8/a, Haroon Building, 1st Floor,
190 Shamaldas Gandhi Marg, (Princess Street),
Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra 400002
India
ph: 0091-22-22017128, 22038204
fax: 0091-22-22016629
alt: Mobile: 0091-9821236275, 0091-9820299360
pankaj