The Metals Report: Without heavy rare earth elements (REEs), can the worlds’ chemists and engineers develop metal alloys sufficient to meet the demands of today’s high-tech devices? If not, why not?
Anthony Mariano: My son and I are neither chemists nor engineers—our expertise lies in the area of geology and mineralogy of REE deposits, which are much more complicated than that of other commodities, such as base metals or precious metals.
However, we do believe REEs have unique properties that may be difficult to obtain from other elements.
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