Solid Mineral Products - Jama Mines Nigeria

Trade Specifications

• Origin of products: Nigeria

• Product physical specification: Based on buyers' preference (35% or 65% or 95% purity)

• Product quantity: Based on buyer’s preference per Gram / Kilogram / Metric ton.

• Product price: Negotiable per Gram / Kilogram / Metric ton

• Payment method: Cash advance, Wire transfer, 100% Irrevocable SBLC or Letter of credit (L/C) from a prime mutually acceptable bank

• Loading Port: Any functional International Airport or seaport of buyer’s choice in Nigeria

• Shipping time: 30 days after confirmation of payment or L/C

Trade Process

For delivery locations within

Nigeria

We undertake either of the following:

• The seller undertakes the delivery of products to an agreed location within Nigeria for a fee i.e. transportation / insurance / handling costs are prepaid by buyer, but risk is on the seller.

• The buyer takes delivery of goods from our loading base at no extra costs or risks.

  For delivery locations outside Nigeria.

  We use FOB or CIF or Air Freight/Cargo

• Freight On Board (FOB)

  The seller handles; loading & transportation of product to the port of exit in Nigeria for a fee while the buyer arranges marine freight transportation, insurance, unloading and the transportation to the buyer’s country port & the final destination.

• Cost Insurance and Freight (CIF)

  The seller is in charge of everything, loading of vessel, paying insurance and sending product to an agreed delivery port location in buyer’s country for a fee.

• Air Freight or Air Cargo for International shipping

  According to the Warsaw convention all shipping risks are borne by the airline once delivery & insurance payments are made to the airline.

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Gold

• Gold is a highly valued metal known for its distinct physical properties and versatile applications.

• With its lustrous yellow appearance, gold is not only visually appealing but also possesses exceptional resistance to tarnish and corrosion, making it ideal for use in jewelry and decorative items. Its malleability allows it to be easily shaped and formed into intricate designs, while its ductility enables it to be drawn into fine wires.

• In addition to its decorative uses, gold plays a critical role in various industries, including electronics, where it's utilized for its excellent conductivity.

• Moreover, gold is often used in dentistry and medicine due to its biocompatibility.

• As a safe-haven investment, gold has retained its value over centuries, making it a popular choice for wealth preservation.

Lithium

• Lithium is a highly reactive, silvery-white metal that belongs to the alkali metal group. With an atomic number of 3, it has a low density, a melting point of 180.5 °C, and a high heat capacity, making it highly reactive, especially with water. It is the lightest metal, making it highly useful in various applications in modern technology and medicine.

• One of its most notable properties is its high electrochemical potential, which makes lithium ideal for use in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, commonly found in smartphones, laptops, and electric vehicles.

• Additionally, lithium compounds are employed in mood-stabilizing medications to treat bipolar disorder, as it can help regulate mood swings.

• Its thermal and electrical conductivity further enhances its applications in ceramics and glass, where it improves product durability and performance.

• The lightness and strength of lithium alloys also contribute to aerospace engineering, providing stronger yet lighter components for aircraft.

• Tantalite ore, primarily composed of tantalum pentoxide (Ta2O5), is a significant source of tantalum, a transition metal known for its high melting point and exceptional resistance to corrosion. Physically, tantalite has a hardness of about 6 on the Mohs scale, which provides durability. The ore typically exhibits a dark brown to black color and possesses a dense, granular texture.

• As a key source of tantalum, tantalite ore is widely utilized in the electronics industry, particularly in the production of capacitors and high-performance electronic components.

• Its ability to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments makes it invaluable in aerospace and military applications as well.

• Additionally, tantalum derived from tantalite ore is used in the manufacture of surgical implants due to its biocompatibility.

• Beyond electronics, tantalite is also employed in metallurgy and chemical processing.

• As demand for advanced technologies grows, the importance of tantalite ore is likely to increase, further highlighting its critical role in modern industry.

• Additionally, tantalite is often associated with other minerals, such as columbite (coltan), which complicates its extraction and processing.

Tantalite

                       Tourmaline

• Tourmaline is a captivating gemstone with unique physical properties. This boron silicate mineral is characterized by its complex crystal structure, which can lead to the exhibition of pleochroism, showing different colors when viewed from different angles. It can exhibit a wide range of colors, including black, pink, green, blue, and even multicolored varieties, which can occur in a single crystal exist. Tourmaline has a hardness rating of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively durable for use in jewelry. Its vitreous luster enhances its appeal, along with its ability to be polished to a high shine, making tourmaline a favorite choice for gemstone enthusiasts and collectors alike.

• One of its most intriguing features is its pyroelectric and piezoelectric properties, which allow it to generate an electric charge when heated or subjected to pressure. This makes tourmaline valuable in various industrial applications, including electronics and energy generation.

• Additionally, tourmaline is believed to possess metaphysical properties, promoting emotional healing and balance for those who wear it, making it a popular choice for crystal healing practices.

Californium

Californium is a radioactive element with the atomic number 98 and is classified as a transactinide metal. It is characterized by its silvery appearance and is notable for its high density and metallic luster. One of its most significant physical properties is its ability to emit neutrons, making it invaluable in various applications.

Chemically, californium can react with oxygen and moisture, forming californium oxide. Its primary uses include neutron radiography, where it serves as a neutron source in nuclear reactors, and in cancer treatment for targeted radiation therapy. Additionally, californium is utilized in the production of isotopes and in research settings, highlighting its importance in both scientific and medical fields. Given its rarity and complexity in handling, californium is typically reserved for specialized applications.

Uranium is a dense, silvery-white metallic element with the atomic number 92. It is primarily known for its role as a fuel for nuclear reactors and in the production of nuclear weapons. Chemically, uranium is classified as an actinide and exhibits a range of oxidation states, with uranium dioxide (UO2) and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) being the most common compounds. Due to its radioactive nature, uranium has significant considerations for safety and environmental impact. In addition to energy production, uranium has applications in the field of medicine, particularly in radiation therapy for cancer treatment. Its isotopes, especially uranium-235, are crucial in sustaining nuclear fission reactions. The exploration and extraction of uranium from the earth, often through mining, have sparked both economic interest and environmental concerns due to the potential for contamination and radiation exposure.

Uranium

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