Source evidence reference
Critical Mineral Resources of the United States—Economic and Environmental Geology and Prospects for Future Supply
Klaus J. Schulz, John H. DeYoung Jr., Robert R. Seal II, Dwight C. Bradley, editors · U.S. Geological Survey · 2017-12-19
Identifier https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/pp1802 · version inspected: version of record as cited
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What the source investigates
What Critical Mineral Resources of the United States—Economic and Environmental Geology and Prospects for Future Supply investigates, and what Maha records released against it establish.
Evidence type: section or full-text inspection of the cited source
Sections inspected
- Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
Access and rights basis: citation-with-paraphrase
Findings carried from released records
The cited source supports treating high purity quartz deposits as a distinct concept within the stated critical supply chains scope.
Released record · Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
The cited source supports treating quartz crucible manufacturing as a distinct mechanism within the stated critical supply chains scope.
Released record · Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
The cited source supports treating semiconductor grade polysilicon as a distinct method within the stated critical supply chains scope.
Released record · Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
The cited source supports treating euv photoresist precursors as a distinct measurement within the stated critical supply chains scope.
Released record · Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
The cited source supports treating photoacid generator supply as a distinct comparison within the stated critical supply chains scope.
Released record · Commodity chapters and introductory sections distinguishing resources, production, processing, uses, and supply considerations.
What this source does not establish
- Independent replication of any result reported by the source.
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Related released records
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- /knowledge/critical-supply-chains/mechanisms/critical-supply-chains-quartz-crucible-manufacturing
- /knowledge/critical-supply-chains/methods/critical-supply-chains-semiconductor-grade-polysilicon
- /knowledge/critical-supply-chains/measurements/critical-supply-chains-euv-photoresist-precursors
- /knowledge/critical-supply-chains/comparisons/critical-supply-chains-photoacid-generator-supply
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