Zirconium node

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      "The principal ore of zirconium is zircon, ZrSiO₄, usually recovered from heavy-mineral sands alongside ilmenite and rutile. Natural zircon contains hafnium with zirconium at roughly a 1-to-50 ratio.",
      "Zirconium alloys are valuable in nuclear reactors because they resist corrosion while absorbing very few neutrons. Hafnium behaves chemically almost the same but absorbs neutrons strongly, so reactor-grade zirconium must be purified.",
      "Zircon crystals are exceptionally durable geological clocks. Grains from Western Australia's Jack Hills have been dated to about 4.4 billion years old, making them the oldest known terrestrial material."
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