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  • I ask you to do this because one of the primary components of cell phone circuitry is a metallic ore called Columbite-Tantalite — or "coltan."

    Text is a Verb 2009

  • I ask you to do this because one of the primary components of cell phone circuitry is a metallic ore called Columbite-Tantalite -- or

    unknown title 2009

  • We’d do that because one of the primary components of cell phone circuitry is a metallic ore called Columbite-Tantalite — or “coltan.”

    Myth America: A Stand-up Tragedy 2008

  • For example: A primary component in your beloved cell phone is “Coltan” (Columbite-tantalite), a metallic ore found mainly in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

    Obama, McCain, March 19...yawn 2008

  • On the other hand, it's good to be a greedy British Columbite.

    blog: June 2008 2008

  • On the other hand, it's good to be a greedy British Columbite.

    blog: Tofino 2008

  • _Life of St. Columba_, Dr. Reeves, when describing the Columbite monasteries and churches founded in Ireland, speaks (p. 278) of Kells as

    Archaeological Essays, Vol. 1 James Young Simpson 1840

  • Columbite is the ore of niobium, which is used in steels and high strength alloys.

    Lounge of the Lab Lemming Chuck 2010

  • Columbite is the ore of niobium, which is used in steels and high strength alloys.

    Lounge of the Lab Lemming 2010

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