China kicks off hunt for rare quartz, with hi-tech aspirations in mind
- China has identified a new mineral species called high-purity quartz, which is crucial for industries such as semiconductors and photovoltaics, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources.
- High-Purity quartz can yield silicon dioxide with a purity of at least 99.995 percent, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources.
- This discovery aims to reduce China's reliance on imports and support domestic resource security through coordinated exploration projects, as per Huang Xuexiong of the Ministry of Natural Resources.
- Mao Jingwen from the Chinese Academy of Engineering emphasized that high-purity quartz is crucial for enhancing industrial and supply chain resilience.
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China discovers a new mineral for semiconductors and photovoltaics
China's Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) recently announced the identification of a new mineral species – high-purity quartz ore. This discovery marks a breakthrough in reducing reliance on imports and boosting the high-quality development of strategic
China discovers new mineral species vital for strategic emerging sectors like semiconductors, photovoltaics
China recently discovered a new mineral species — high-purity quartz, the CCTV News reported on Thursday, saying that this discovery is expected to reduce the country’s heavy reliance on imports and support the high-quality development of related strategic emerging industries such as semiconductors and photovoltaics.
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