Arsenic Price Today — USD/t | Critical Minerals HQ
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Arsenic is a metalloid added to the USGS Critical Minerals List in 2025. It is a key dopant in gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductors used in 5G wireless, radar, and defense electronics.
Top Uses of Arsenic
- Gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductors for 5G and defense
- Wood preservatives (CCA — chromated copper arsenate)
- Lead-acid battery alloys for improved performance
- Agricultural chemicals and specialty glass manufacturing
Top Arsenic Producing Countries
- China
- Peru
- Morocco
- Russia
Why Arsenic Is a Critical Mineral
Arsenic is 100% import-reliant for the U.S. and is essential for GaAs semiconductors powering 5G infrastructure and military radar systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Arsenic
What is the price of arsenic today?
Critical Minerals HQ tracks the live arsenic price in USD/t, refreshed every 15 minutes during market hours from institutional pricing feeds.
What is arsenic used for?
Arsenic is a metalloid added to the USGS Critical Minerals List in 2025. It is a key dopant in gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductors used in 5G wireless, radar, and defense electronics.
Which countries produce the most arsenic?
The leading producers of arsenic are China, Peru, Morocco, according to the latest USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries.
Why is arsenic considered a critical mineral?
Arsenic is 100% import-reliant for the U.S. and is essential for GaAs semiconductors powering 5G infrastructure and military radar systems.