So-called "precious" metals are expensive for two reasons - 1, scarcity, and 2, utility. They're comparatively rare, and they're very useful. If they were rare, but nobody wanted or needed them, the real value would be far less - like a Kardashian. If they were very useful, but very plentiful, the value would be less as well, kinda like sand - which is silica which is used in glass, computer chips, etc etc.
Expensive is an adjective. That house is expensive.
Generally speaking, minor metals are the industrial metals whose relatively small market size and/or light trading volume has prohibited them from being traded on major public exchanges such as the LME. Additionally, minor metals are typically mined as by-products or secondary metals in operations focused on precious metals, base metals or possibly some other mineral deposit such as silicon or coal.
Expensive is an adjective. The adverb form is expensively, meaning in an expensive manner.
It's rare (fact: all the gold in the world melted together would fill one Olympic swimming pool), it's aesthetically appealing (attractive, shiny) and it's malleable (easily shaped).
is oil cheap or expensive
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Yes, gold is one of the most expensive metals in the world due to its scarcity and high demand for use in jewelry, investment, and electronics.
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Some metals are expensive because they are very difficult, time consuming and expensive to make. Some (gold, silver, platinum, uranium ) are expensive because they are rare.
These metals are members of the family of platinum metals; they are very unreactive, scarce and expensive.
I am sodium because I am a metal and metals are heavy and i am also very expensive.
yes because gold is very presious
Yes it is because metals are not that expensive.
alloys because they are a combination of metals for example steel is acombination of iron and other metals
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because it is one of the most used metals
The world's most expensive metals in order are typically rhodium, iridium, platinum, gold, and palladium. Prices can fluctuate based on market demand and supply.