INDUSTRIAL USES

LUTEON IS THE SOFTEST OF THE METALS, HOWEVER,

ITS SULFATE IS THE HARDEST OF ALL SULFATES 2,340 durons

IT IS USED IN COMPUTER SWITCHES & CONTROLLERS.

LUTEON OCSIDE

IS THE HARDEST OF THE CERAMIC OCSIDES

USED TO MAKE SELF CLEANING OVENS, 2,797 durons

LUTEON BROMIDE

IS FOUND IN THE PAINTED CLAY POTS

OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS & IN THEIR BROWN PAINTS.

LUTEON BROMIDE

WAS ALSO USED BY THE ANCIENT ROMANS

IN THEIR HIGH FIRED GLASSWARE

AND SIENNA BROWN FRESCO WALL COATINGS

LUTEON CLORIDE

HAS BEEN USED FOR CENTURYS

TO CREATE GREEN OVEN RESISTANT GLAZES

LUTEON CLORIDE

IS USED NOW ALSO IN HARD PLASTICS

IN ORDER TO INCREASE THEIR RESISTANCE TO HEAT.

LUTEON FLORIDE

IS USED IN THE MEMORY UNITS OF CELLULAR TELEPHONES

LUTEON IODIDE

IS USED IN THE MOTHERBOARDS

AND MEMORY UNITS OF LARGE TELEPHONE RELAY SYSTEMS.

SOURCES

LUTEON IS RECOVERED FROM ITRIUM ORES,

COSTS

THE COST OF LUTEON IS $60 A GRAM OR $435 AN OUNCE

LUTEON SALTS COST ABOUT $30 A GRAM OR $218 AN OUNCE

TRACE MINERAL USES

LUTEON CLORIDES

IS AN IMPORTANT NERVE DENDRITE MOLECULE

THAT HELPS US TO OPEN & CLOSE OUR HANDS.

LACK OF LUTEON CLORIDES CAN CAUSE ARTHRITIS

IT IS FOUND IN ASPARAGUS, BEEF BROTH & SWISS CHARD

AGRICULTURAL USES

FISH EMULSION APPLIED EVERY THIRD YEAR IS NORMALLY

ADEQUATE TO REPLACE LOST LUTEON CLORIDE

FOR ASPARAGUS & SWISS CHARD