Electrodes are conductors that carry electrical current between the circuit and the medium (liquid, solid, or gas).

Ferroalloys are metallic compounds containing iron that are used to improve the mechanical, chemical, and metallurgical properties of metals.

Base metals are elements such as copper, lead, zinc, and nickel that have widespread industrial use and moderate economic value.

Ceramic filters are porous devices used to separate impurities and solid particles from liquids or gases.

A cast iron ingot is a product of iron and carbon casting used in industries to produce durable and heavy parts.

Additives are compounds added to the main ingredients to improve their physical, chemical, or functional properties.

Ferrous materials include metals or alloys with a significant percentage of iron and are used in the construction and mechanical industries.

Refractories are materials that are resistant to high heat and are used to build furnaces and thermal equipment.

Minerals are solid natural compounds extracted from the earth and used in various metallic and non-metallic industries.

Molybdenum is a hard, heat-resistant metal used to improve the strength and toughness of alloys.

Carbon materials are carbon-based materials that are widely used in the production of electrodes, filters, refractories, and metal industries.