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I learned that Catalysts are 3rd on the endangered list. Catalysts are very important in chemistry. Chemists use them in Catalyzing chemical reactions to increase the rate of the chemical reaction without causing permanent chemical change.

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In this article I learned that we are using many elements faster than they are being produced.I also realized that without a lot of these elements we will not have many of the things we do today.This means we need to find alternative ways to do things.

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In this article I learned that there are many elements that are in becoming more and more limited, and a lot of those elements are in things we use or see everyday. We need to realize that things are limited and will eventually run out.

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The article shows how resources are limited, and need to be preserved however we can. Although many options are not cost-effective, we can and will eventually find an alternative.

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This article is here to show us the endangered elements and explain to us the story of these elements. We as humans are using these elements with greed and not taking the time to see the consequences of over-usage. The elements are surprisingly close to being gone forever.

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I learned that we use many different kinds of elements daily and that some of these elements are are in need of support. For example, Helium is the second most abundant gas on earth but yet it is one of the most endangered gases.

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This article made people realize that we don't have a non-limited amount of elements that our lives count on. Soon we will have to change our life style and the way we live when these elements run out.

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This article makes people realize that even elements can go extinct. We need to be aware of everything around us and how much we use of something before it becomes endangered.

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This article made me realize that we don't have as much access to the elements like i thought we did. I didn't know that helium was an endanger element.

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This article proves that even something as simple as elements could be taken for granted. We as humans dont realize that our actions could have long term effects on our earth. We dont realize what elements we are using in everyday life and how careless we are with them.

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This article was written to inform readers that humans take some elements for granted. We are using elements up quicker than can be reproduced causing them to be 'endangered'. Even though the earth will replenish the elements it takes way longer than the average person's lifespan which halts all use of the specific element.

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I learned that we have lots of elements that are in need of are help.

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I learned that not all elements just stay on Earth. Also i learned that we don't necessarily extinguish elements, but they just either leave our planet or They're hard to find in our atmosphere.

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I noticed that the idium is endangered not because of how much we use it, it is because of how little there is. Also that helium is very abundant but also going away.

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I realized that we are much closer than we thought to losing elements that we need in our everyday lives. I also understand that we have to do something about it to keep these elements in supply.

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Hagan heck i learned that we haven't even heard of a lot of the elements in this world and that a lot of elements we use in our everyday life and we font even know it  

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Hagan heck i learned that we haven't even heard of a lot of the elements in this world and that a lot of elements we use in our everyday life and we font even know it  

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In this article I found that many elements are in everyday materials such as helium is used in MRI machines. If we do not take care of our elements, in the long run they will disappear.

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The article talks about the elements of the periodic table.
Talks about the 44 elements we have on the table. Quoutes that the Helium is the second element more abundant on Earth but,even so, Heleium is threatened with extinction. I think is very intersted because its so abundant but it will end.

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After reading this article I realized that we don't have as long as I thought we did before we're forced to change our ways and change things. Soon, maybe even in my lifetime, we could run out of really important elements and be forced to come up with different ways of doing things.

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humans use a lot of resources thinking are unlimited and some of this resources are fading away with the consequence of the price increases. humans have to find out a way to recycle some of this elements because we have to need and humans have to use less some elements that he can not use. not waste

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This article made me realize how the elements that make up electronics are becoming more and more rare everyday. With the demand of electronics as is, we will definitely run out of supply very soon.

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In this article I realized that there are many elements that I use everyday and that they contribute to my life. I also learned that they are "endangered" and could possibly not be here in the years to come. We use these elements everyday mostly and if we can't anymore we will have to find something to replace them. There are 44 elements that are endangered. We have to start being more conservative and make what we can with what we have, while we have it.

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I realized that a lot of weird elements are in the things I use everyday. I learned that a lot of these elements used everyday are slowly but surely running out and that some of the things we use everyday could change drastically or we could lose them. I did not think at all about how these elements could run out and this article reminded me that almost everything we have is not infinite and will have to change or we will have to lose it. It is weird to think that some of these elements you don't even realize exist could run out sometime soon. I would never have thought something as simple as helium could be gone so soon.

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Realizing it now that there are elements that are endangered. I never would have thought that helium would escape, And that studies show that we could run out in 25 years.

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This article brought up some facts that I have never heard before.

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In this article, it explains that there are 44 elements that we us ein our everyday life that are in jeopardy of becoming extinct. The main element that surprised me was helium. I did not know that helium was small enough to fit through little gaps in our atmosphere

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The article explained how there are "endangered" elements and how due to supply and demand we are running out of a lot of things. This article helped me understand that we need to recycle as much as we can to keep these elements around.

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The article taught me about the endangered elements, and about how supply and demand has caused us to run out of certain elements. Helium is one of the most endangered ones, along with Indium, which is used in smart phones and tablets. The article states that the endangered elements won't actually cease to exist, but we will no longer be able to reach supply and demand of them.

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In this article, I learned that some elements are being used too much, or too fast. these could be gone in the next 100 years or less. I had no idea we could run out of an element like helium. I thought because its in space, we could just get more of it. but we sadly can not.

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In the article you learn that because of over use of some major elements means we may not have the luxuries that we have to day. maybe we should just start to change all of that and recycle the stuff that we just throw away because some of those elements are essential to life today.

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After reading this article you realize that there are a lot more endangered elements then I ever thought. It's something you don't even think about when you're going to get a new phone, that maybe if you would trade the old in that they could use the Indium. So that we don't run out. Also I didn't know we could run out of helium, I had no clue it was so light it could escape the atmosphere.

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the article has some interesting facts about how the electronic devices we use every day contain a lot of these endangered elements. for example indium is used in the touch screens on our phones in the form of indium tin oxide. the consecration of theses indium ores when mined is very low making it harder and harder to fine.so we are having to substitute zinc in place of the indium. but how long will the zinc last?

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I never knew that we had an abundance of rare earth elements that we use in every day life. Neodymium apparently isn't that rare its just had to tell apart from the other rare earth metals. Most people use technology with neodymium inside. And if we run out we either wait for more to be processed or find a new alternative.

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In the article, I learned the importance of all of these "endangered" elements and how they impact my life in everyday use. The article was very eye opening to me, because I take many of these elements for granted and I didn't even know about them. What will we do when we aren't able to use them everyday anymore?

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This article had a lot to learn from. For example, i never knew that indium is in our smartphones. It's crazy how Helium can escape our atmosphere from being so light! For us, some of these elements could possibly be a main root to our future jobs. So, it is very important to use these elements right and keep them safe since our future depends upon it.

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in the article, it explained the immportance of helium and how if we keep using it and buying more without recycling that it could go "extinct" in approximately 25 years.

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This article talks about some elements that are endangered. Some of the elements it talked about, I didn't even know existed, but they are in things I use everyday. Like Indium, I didn't even know what it is used for, but it is in the chromebook I am using right now.

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It was mentioned that helium could possibly run out of helium in the next 25 years. It is crazy that an element that so common could run out. Its crazy to think that any element to run out. It blew my mind thinking about it.

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I learned that almost all the elements that were in the article each had a part of the every day world. How it all just comes into play.

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In the article, it talked about how some elements are endangered. That does not mean that they will run out, but more of we cant use them anymore. We must preserve them for something more important. There are a total of 44 elements at risk. Some more than others and Helium is one. It is the 2nd most abundant element in the universe, but because it is so light, it escapes through the atmosphere.

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While reading, I learned that there are 44 element whose supply is at risk. I also read that out of those 44 elements that we use most of them in our everyday life. In 25 years most of us will still be alive, but will we stll have helium by then?