High-Strength Magnets: Revolutionizing Modern Technology and Industry Among the various types of magnets, high-strength magnets stand out. These magnets, such as Neodymium and Samarium-Cobalt, offer unparalleled magnetic strength and durability, making them a critical component in industries ranging from renewable energy and electric vehicles to robotics, aerospace, and healthcare. In this article, we’ll explore what [...]
Rare Earth Magnets vs Regular Magnets Magnets are essential components in countless applications, from motors and electronics to medical devices and everyday household items. However, not all magnets are created equal. While regular magnets, often made of iron or steel, are commonly used, rare earth magnets, such as neodymium and samarium-cobalt, offer significantly higher performance. [...]
Recycling Method of Sintered NdFeB Magnet Waste The waste recycling of NdFeB materials is usually divided into two directions: one is to separate and extract various elements, especially rare earth elements, in the NdFeB waste to prepare oxides or other compounds with a certain purity, which can be used as raw materials for different applications. [...]
Exploring the rich potential of copper and rare earth elements: A deep dive into Rincon Resources’ West Arunta project Rincon Resources’ exploration of Australia’s newest critical mineral province, the West Arunta Region, has yielded highly promising results thus far. Rincon Resources is an Australian minerals exploration company with a keen eye on Western Australia’s mineral-rich [...]
Magnetic neighbor effect and interfacial charge transfer induced layered ferromagnetic structures Source: Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences As a typical correlated electron system, perovskite nickel oxide exhibits a series of rich physical properties such as metal-insulator phase transition and topological phase transition. Recently, due to the successive discoveries of 112-phase and 327-phase nickel-based superconducting [...]
Rainbow Rare Earths achieves milestone in rare earth oxide separation progress source:Mining review Rainbow Rare Earths has achieved group separation of rare earth elements through initial ion exchange test work ongoing in the USA. This achievement marks a significant leap forward in the rare earth oxide separation process, opening doors to the production of individual [...]
A bright idea for recycling rare-earth phosphors from used fluorescent bulbs Recycling facilities collect glass and mercury from thrown away fluorescent bulbs, but discarded lighting could also supply rare-earth metals for reuse. The 17 metals referred to as rare earths aren’t all widely available and aren’t easily extracted with existing recycling methods. Now, researchers have [...]
Revolutionising Rare Earth Element supply chains:Groundbreaking study advocates circular economy approaches Researchers have developed an innovative integrated model to evaluate the revolutionary potential of circular economy approaches on global supply chains for essential rare earth elements (REEs) such as neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium. This is part of a groundbreaking study co-led by Newcastle University. According [...]
Appia Rare Earths and Uranium Corp Appia Rare Earths and Uranium Corp: Developing critical REE and uranium assets to power tomorrow’s technologies today Appia’s portfolio, spanning regions in Canada rich in both REE and uranium, along with the promising PCH Ionic Adsorption Clay REE project in Brazil, has great potential for our clean energy future. [...]
Rare Element Resources: Advancing cutting-edge rare earth recovery technology Rare Element Resources’ rare earth recovery technology has significant economic and environmental advantages over traditional methods and will be refined and confirmed at a demonstration scale in mid-2024. Rare Element Resources (RER), in cooperation with its technology partner, defence and diversified technology industry leader General Atomics [...]
Researchers explore for rare earths in Alaskan seaweed source:Innovation news network A research team led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks has been awarded a $1.9m federal grant to explore whether Southeast Alaskan seaweed is absorbing rare earths. The study will look at Alaskan seaweed near Bokan Mountain, a remote landmark on Prince of Wales [...]
Recycling Rare-earth magnets could transform the green economy source:physics world James McKenzie looks at the work of University of Birmingham spin-off firm HyProMag, which has developed a technique for recycling rare-earth magnets Growth prospects Rare-earth permanent magnets are vital for the “green economy”, but with more than 99% scrapped, the potential market for HyProMag’s recycled [...]