To add to that if pure Tantalum was cheaper, that's what industry would use. 10% of all steel produced has Nobidium and of that, the percentage added to the steel is miniscule. It is used because it is cheaper and no other reason. This is an already well serviced industry.
Ann: High-grade Niobium Intercepts at Crean Carbonatite, page-75
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