X-ray spectroscopy of the hot Intergalactic Medium (IGM) within Clusters of
Galaxies has revealed that a significant enrichment has occurred during th
eir evolution. The astrophysical mechanisms which have driven this enrichme
nt have not however been quantitatively clarified yet. In this contribution
we shortly review the present-day knowledge of clusters' chemical abundanc
es and we discuss how future X-ray missions, notably SPECTRUM-RONTGEN-GAMMA
, ASCA and XMM, could contribute to extend our knowledge to redshifts large
r than z approximate to 0.4.