What is another word for wolframite?
Pronunciation: [wˈʊlfɹɐmˌa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Wolframite is a mineral that is primarily composed of tungsten and manganese. It is commonly found in tin and tungsten ore deposits and is an important source of both metals. While there are no true synonyms for the word wolframite, it is sometimes referred to as wolfram or tungstenite. Additionally, other minerals that contain tungsten, such as scheelite, ferberite, and hübnerite, are sometimes mistaken for wolframite due to their similar physical properties. Wolframite is a valuable mineral due to its high tungsten content, and is often used in the production of industrial alloys, including steel and superalloys.
