ELEMENTS

Explore the strategic element database.

Gallium and Germanium have already been subject to export controls. Two Genesis 12 elements show why material risk is no longer theoretical.

Browse the materials behind chips, batteries, defense systems, telecom networks, energy infrastructure, and industrial supply chains.

Modeled scores. Source-backed methodology. Genesis 12 active.

Strategic material geography
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Genesis 12 Intelligence Library

Start with the first active strategic element set.

Genesis 12 is the first focused intelligence layer inside Periodic Engine, covering the elements already modeled across AI infrastructure, semiconductors, defense, batteries, telecom, energy, mining, and industrial systems.

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Substitution Risk

118

Elements Visible

12

Active Profiles

5

Intelligence Dimensions

8

Critical Industries

Modeled

Scores

Genesis 12 Elements

The first materials mapped across risk, dependency, and strategic importance.

Critical

High strategic and supply-chain exposure

High

Important with elevated risk

Core

Foundational infrastructure element

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Element Intelligence Database

Genesis 12 active profiles shown first. Inactive profiles remain visible.

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Ga

Gallium

Critical

Overall

90 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +4

Supply Risk

96 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Semiconductors, Defense, Telecom

Open

Li

Lithium

High

Overall

89 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +2

Supply Risk

88 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Batteries, Energy, Mobility

Open

Co

Cobalt

High

Overall

86 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +2

Supply Risk

93 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Batteries, Defense, Superalloys

Open

Ni

Nickel

High

Overall

83 / 100

Modeled Signal

→ 0

Supply Risk

78 →

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Batteries, Stainless Steel, Energy

Open

Cu

Copper

Core

Overall

86 / 100

Modeled Signal

→ 0

Supply Risk

72 →

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Grid, AI Data Centers, Electrification

Open

Ge

Germanium

Critical

Overall

86 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +3

Supply Risk

91 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Fiber Optics, Infrared, Space

Open

Si

Silicon

Core

Overall

87 / 100

Modeled Signal

→ 0

Supply Risk

60 →

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Chips, Solar, Electronics

Open

Ta

Tantalum

High

Overall

81 / 100

Modeled Signal

→ 0

Supply Risk

82 →

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Capacitors, Aerospace, Electronics

Open

W

Tungsten

High

Overall

86 / 100

Modeled Signal

→ 0

Supply Risk

85 →

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Defense, Tools, High-temp Systems

Open

Mn

Manganese

High

Overall

79 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +2

Supply Risk

76 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Steel, Batteries, Industry

Open

Al

Aluminum

High

Overall

77 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +2

Supply Risk

65 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

Aerospace, Grid, Transportation

Open

He

Helium

Watch

Overall

83 / 100

Modeled Signal

↑ +2

Supply Risk

85 ↑

Reviewed

Q2 2026

MRI, Cryogenics, Semiconductors

Open

O

Oxygen

Inactive profile

Overall

Modeled Signal

Supply Risk

Reviewed

Pending

Industrial manufacturing, medical systems, space support

Profile in development

Au

Gold

Inactive profile

Overall

Modeled Signal

Supply Risk

Reviewed

Pending

Electronics, aerospace, financial reserves

Profile in development

Ag

Silver

Inactive profile

Overall

Modeled Signal

Supply Risk

Reviewed

Pending

Solar, electronics, medical systems

Profile in development

118 Elements Visible

The full periodic table remains visible while active intelligence profiles expand from the Genesis 12.

Genesis 12 activeInactive profileSelectedCriticalHighCoreWatch
1HHydrogen2HeHelium3LiLithium4BeBeryllium5BBoron6CCarbon7NNitrogen8OOxygen9FFluorine10NeNeon11NaSodium12MgMagnesium13AlAluminum14SiSilicon15PPhosphorus16SSulfur17ClChlorine18ArArgon19KPotassium20CaCalcium21ScScandium22TiTitanium23VVanadium24CrChromium25MnManganese26FeIron27CoCobalt28NiNickel29CuCopper30ZnZinc31GaGallium32GeGermanium33AsArsenic34SeSelenium35BrBromine36KrKrypton37RbRubidium38SrStrontium39YYttrium40ZrZirconium41NbNiobium42MoMolybdenum43TcTechnetium44RuRuthenium45RhRhodium46PdPalladium47AgSilver48CdCadmium49InIndium50SnTin51SbAntimony52TeTellurium53IIodine54XeXenon55CsCesium56BaBarium57LaLanthanum58CeCerium59PrPraseodymium60NdNeodymium61PmPromethium62SmSamarium63EuEuropium64GdGadolinium65TbTerbium66DyDysprosium67HoHolmium68ErErbium69TmThulium70YbYtterbium71LuLutetium72HfHafnium73TaTantalum74WTungsten75ReRhenium76OsOsmium77IrIridium78PtPlatinum79AuGold80HgMercury81TlThallium82PbLead83BiBismuth84PoPolonium85AtAstatine86RnRadon87FrFrancium88RaRadium89AcActinium90ThThorium91PaProtactinium92UUranium93NpNeptunium94PuPlutonium95AmAmericium96CmCurium97BkBerkelium98CfCalifornium99EsEinsteinium100FmFermium101MdMendelevium102NoNobelium103LrLawrencium104RfRutherfordium105DbDubnium106SgSeaborgium107BhBohrium108HsHassium109MtMeitnerium110DsDarmstadtium111RgRoentgenium112CnCopernicium113NhNihonium114FlFlerovium115McMoscovium116LvLivermorium117TsTennessine118OgOganesson

How to read these scores

Scores are modeled intelligence scores built from public source categories, industry dependency mapping, supply-chain exposure, substitution difficulty, and future technology relevance.

Methodology review cycle: Quarterly.

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