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They’re called rare earths. The name’s a lie but the scarcity isn’t

Rare Earth Elements: Uncovering the Truth Behind Their Name and Scarcity When Swedish lieutenant-turned-rockhound Carl Axel Arrhenius picked up an odd black stone near the village of Ytterby, little did he know that his discovery would pave the way for a group of minerals that would revolutionize modern technology. These elements, known as rare earths, are anything […]

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