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          Natural  resource           Cas-number           ADP (in kg antimony eq./kg)
          radium (Ra)                 7440–14–4                    2.36E7
          radon (Rn)                     ???                       1.2E20
          rhenium  (Re)               7440–15–5                    0.766
          rhodium  (Rh)               7440–16–6                     32.3
          rubidium (Rb)               7440–17–7                   2.36E–9
          ruthenium (Ru)              7440–18–8                     32.3
          samarium  (Sm)              7440–19–9                   5.32E–7
          scandium (Sc)               7440–20–2                   3.96E–8
          selenium  (Se)              7782–49–2                    0.475
          silicium  (Si;  silicon)    7440–21–3                   2.99E–11
          silver (Ag)                 7440–22–4                     1.84
          Sodium  (Na)                7440–23–5                   8.24E–11
          strontium  (Sr)             7440–24–6                   1.12E–6
                                      7704–34–9                   0.000358
          sulfur (S)
          tantalum (Ta)               7440–25–7                   6.77E–5
          tellurium (Te)              13494–80–9                    52.8
          terbium  (Tb)               7440–27–9                   2.36E–5
          thallium (Tl)               7440–28–0                   5.05E–5
          thorium  (Th)               7440–29–1                   2.08E–7
          thulium (Tm)                7440–30–4                   8.31E–5
          tin  (Sn)                   7440–31–5                    0.033
          titanium (Ti)               7440–32–6                    4.4E–8
          tungsten (W); wolfraam      7440–33–7                    0.0117
          uranium  (U)                7440–61–1                    0.00287
          vanadium (V)                7440–62–2                   1.16E–6
          xenon (Xe)                  7440–63–3                    17500
          ytterbium (Yb)              7440–64–4                   2.13E–6
          yttrium (Y)                 7440–65–5                   3.34E–7
          zinc (Zn)                   7440–66–6                   0.000992
          Zirconium (Zr)              7440–67–7                    1 .86E–5
          crude oil                   8012–95–1                    0.0201
          natural gas*                   nvt                       0.0187
          hard coal                       nvt                      0.0134
          soft coal                      nvt                      0.00671
          fossil energy**                 nvt                     4.81e–4
         * In kg        natural gas !
         **  In kg antimony/MJ fossil energy !

          Source:   Guinée, 1995, with modifications for crude oil, natural gas, hard coal and soft coal.
          Status:   author.
          Equation:

                   The indicator result is expressed in kg of the reference resource antimony.   is the
                   Abiotic Depletion Potential of resource i, while   (kg, except for natural gas and fossil
                   energy) is the quantity of resource i used.

         Remark:
         For fossil energy carriers, new ADPs have been calculated to replace those given in  Guinée  (1995). The
         reason is that, contrary to what was stated in Guinée (1995), fossil fuels may be assumed to be full
         substitutes (both as energy carriers and as materials) which means that the ADPs should not be different,
         at least in terms of total energy reserve.  Hence,  an overall fossil energy ADP has first been calculated,
         using the equation:





         ADP = Abiotic Depletion Potential Of fossil energy in kg antimony eq./MJ fossil energy;
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