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[FWI] Real, working teleportation is invented but with distinct limits.
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After years of research a commercially viable teleportation system is developed but due to the limits of the physics being used to make it work it is only capable of teleporting material of a specific element it is calibrated for at the time. A warehouse full of iron ore or coal can be teleported instantly across the planet to a receiving facility (with the side benefit of leaving any physical impurities behind) but chemical compounds containing that element will not be teleported.
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In this scenario it only works with the element in pure, non-molecular form bound with other substances. I'll allow leeway for molecular elements, such as O2 or carbon chains for example as the technology improves over time with an additional power requirements to work but anything chemically bound to a different element will fail to transport and simply remain behind. An non-chemical alloy like Bronze could be split up into it's components via this process for example.