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  Charlson2 weeks, 4 days ago

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  Maybe one reason for lithium's sparsity may be due to the fact that in its elemental state it is highly flammable.

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    CRYMTYPHON2 weeks, 4 days ago

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    Flamable, in the presence of liquid water;
    but that should not be an issue in space.
    In any case even when it combines with other elements,
    - it is still present in the total chemical makeup of a star
    or planet (excluding fusion and fission).
    
    And yes I failed chemistry 101 and physics 301 but I do read
    lots of sci fi and know that you should always have a closet
    of spare di-lithium crystals.

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