It is necessary that the substitutes can replace the main  ingredient (minerals in this case) ? Why or why not? Discuss.
Ans:- Why   Yes substitutes can replace the main  ingredient substitutes  is used when there is any particular  thing is available in scare condition.
 As in the case of “SOUTH AFRICA’S MINERALS”, South Africa Plays key role in producing of several vital minerals. They produce huge  amount of chromium, used in  stainless steel and an important fraction of the total world output of manganese. If  the supply  of these minerals is not availed in present time to due to scarcity of these minerals. Then the solutions is to find substitutes for the South African Minerals. For many uses, Aluminum is working stainless steel other metals and ceramics, through not as efficient, could replace platinum as a catalyst.
Why not 
 
If we  denote use the  substitutes for the usage of minerals then the natural minerals would be totally scared from the world. During  world war II, manufacturers learned to use synthetic rubber when  natural rubber become almost  not existent. When one particular thing  is become more expensive then one should go for substitute of that  thing which less expensive 
So, this is not totally necessary that the substitutes can replace  the main ingredient. Substitutes can replace the main ingredient up to some  extent  but not replace the whole thing. Like for many uses, aluminum and manganese could replace Chromium in making stainless steel.
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