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AuReMo: Source for various metals ?
On the forums.thehomefoundry.org forum someone posted this about an EU based metals source.
https://auremo.net/
Does it mean Au(gold), Re(rhenium), Mo(molybdenum) ?
Anyway some metals are much more expensive than onyxmet.com, but others are reasonably priced.
[Edited on 2022-10-15 by metalresearcher]
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From this seller I have my little investment on tellurium. I purchased 2 kg of Te (99.99%) for 320 euros or so, a little over a year ago. At the
moment it is well over 500 euros for 2 kg of tellurium. I just keep the Te, maybe in the future some application is found, which makes it really
wanted. Te is rare, almost as rare as gold, but it is relatively cheap, because it hardly has any applications.
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