List Of Ferromagnetic Metals Ferromagnetism, the ability of a substance to magnetize, is a property that depends on the chemical composition, crystalline structure, temperature and microscopic organization of the material. Metals and alloys are most likely to exhibit ferromagnetism, but even lithium gas has also been shown to be magnetic when cooled to less than [...]
A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS Metals and magnetism go hand in hand. Magnetism, whether it’s strong or weak, is a characteristic of metal along with conductivity, malleability, and ductility. But just as metals can be ductile but not malleable, or malleable but not ductile, magnetism isn’t a condition to be taken for granted. Metal [...]
Longonjo Neodymium-Praseodymium Project of Angola Producer of :Neodymium and praseodymium Project Type :Open-pit Location :Angola Longonjo neodymium-praseodymium project is an open-pit mine producing neodymium and praseodymium located in the African nation of Angola. Pensana Metals fully owns the project and is developing it at a capital cost of £168.4m ($131m). Pre-feasibility study (PFS) of the [...]
Frequently Asked Neodymium Magnets Questions What is Rare Earth? Rare earth is an ore primarily mined in China. Rare earth is the source of 17 elements listed on the periodic table as Lanthanides. Two of those elements Neodymium and Samarium are the magnets namesakes that are derived from the rare earth ore. Both Neodymium (Nd) [...]
Neodymium Past, Present & Near Future Neodymium is a glistening silvery-yellow metal. It's quite responsive and quickly tarnishes in the atmosphere and the coat of corrosion formed doesn't protect the metal from further oxidation, so it must be kept away from contact with air. It reacts slowly with cold water and quickly with hot. Neodymium [...]
Programs for Recycling Rare Earth Metals Have you ever wondered if you can recycle magnets? Previously, old magnets could not be recycled to reuse the rare earth metals inside them, but new methods have been developed that have made it worthwhile to reuse the material inside magnets. Magnets made with rare earth metals are used [...]
The Future of Cerium And Its Effects On the Permanent Magnet Industry Cerium, for one, is not a useable component of current permanent magnet creation, but nonetheless is critical to the health of the industry. However, the way established markets run for rare earth metals, sister minerals mined must be a significant factor when calculating [...]
Are Rare Earth Magnets Metals Really “Rare”? Rare Earth Magnets Metals Rare Earth Magnets Metals/Rare Earth Metals are a gathering of 17 metallic components with comparative properties and structures that are crucial in the assembling of a various and extending show of high-engineering provisions. They are basic segments in hi-tech items including advanced cells and [...]
Rare Earth Metals: Heavy vs. Light The 17 elements that make up the group of rare earth metals are diverse in their applications and market dynamics. They are often broken up into two categories according to their atomic weight: light and heavy. Overall, the different rare earth metals play a huge role in the development [...]
High Temperature Resistance Magnets Not all magnets are suitable for use in really high-temperatures, while some grades excel. Many applications, particularly within the manufacturing and engineering industries require magnets to be able to maintain their performance at incredibly high temperatures. Here you will find a selection of ferrite, alnico, samarium cobalt and special high-temperature neodymium [...]
Shortages of rare earth elements could limit clean energy development Rare earth elements — elements like scandium, neodymium, and dysprosium — have found their way into every aspect of our daily lives, from the highly visible, like smartphones and fluorescent lamps, to the seemingly invisible: hybrid cars, rechargeable batteries, and wind turbines. There are even [...]
In the magnet field, nothing can really compete with Nd (Neodymium)! Francis Wall, a professor of applied mining at the University of Exeter in the University of Exeter, said: "In terms of magnets, there really is nothing to compete with." "So far, they are the best choice for applications." A so-called rare earth element, a [...]
