Niobium node

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      "Niobium occurs mainly in oxide minerals of the pyrochlore group, commonly associated with carbonatites and alkaline igneous complexes. The world's largest known deposits occur in Brazil and Canada.",
      "Small additions of niobium give high-strength low-alloy steels greater strength and toughness without requiring large amounts of alloying metal. Most niobium is consumed as ferroniobium by the steel industry.",
      "Pure niobium becomes superconducting below about 9.2 K, the highest critical temperature of any elemental superconductor at atmospheric pressure. Niobium-titanium wire is widely used in powerful superconducting magnets."
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