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  • Rare earth permanent magnets are exploding! Humanoid robots open up long-term space

    Rare earth permanent magnets are exploding! Humanoid robots open up long-term space

    Source: Ganzhou Technology The Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs recently announced that, in accordance with relevant regulations, they have decided to implement export controls on gallium and germanium related items starting from August 1 of this year. According to ...
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  • July 17- July 21 Rare Earth Weekly Review – Supplementary Mining Support to Stop Decline and Narrow Range Oscillation Mainly

    Looking at the rare earth market this week (July 17-21), the fluctuation of light rare earths is relatively stable, and the continuation of supplementary mining of praseodymium neodymium oxide stopped the weakness in the middle of the week, although the overall trading atmosphere is still relativ...
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  • Rare earth price trend on July 18, 2023

    Product name Price Ups and downs Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) 25000-27000 - Cerium Metal (yuan/ton) 24000-25000 - Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) 550000-560000 - Dysprosium metal (yuan/kg) 2720-2750 +20 Terbium metal (yuan/kg) 8900-9100 - Praseodymium neodymium ...
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  • Rare earth price trend on July 14, 2023

    Product name Price Ups and downs Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) 25000-27000 - Cerium metal (yuan/ton) 24000-25000 - Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) 550000-560000 - Dysprosium metal (yuan/kg) 2650-2680 +50 Terbium metal (yuan/kg) 8900-9100 +200 Praseodymium neodymium metal (yuan/ton) 540000-...
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  • July 3- July 7 Rare Earth Weekly Review – A Game between Cost and Demand, Callback and Stability Test

    The overall trend of rare earths this week (July 3-7) is not optimistic, with various series of products showing varying degrees of significant decline at the beginning of the week. However, the weakness of mainstream products has slowed down in the later stage. Although there is still room for a...
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  • Gadolinium: The coldest metal in the world

    Gadolinium, element 64 of the periodic table. Lanthanide in the periodic table are a large family, and their chemical properties are very similar to each other, so it is difficult to separate them. In 1789, Finnish chemist John Gadolin obtained a metal oxide and discovered the first rare earth o...
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  • Price trend of rare earth on July 5, 2023

    Product name Price Ups and downs Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) 25000-27000 - Cerium (yuan/ton) 24000-25000 - Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) 575000-585000 - Dysprosium metal (yuan/kg) 2680-2730 - Terbium metal (yuan/kg) 10000-10200 - Praseodymium neodymium metal ...
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  • Effect of Rare Earth on Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys

    The application of rare earth in casting aluminum alloy was carried out earlier abroad. Although China started the research and application of this aspect only in the 1960s, it has developed rapidly. A lot of work has been done from mechanism research to practical application, and some achievemen...
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  • Rare earth price trend on July 4, 2023

    Product name Price Ups and downs Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) 25000-27000 - Cerium (yuan/ton) 24000-25000 - Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) 575000-585000 -5000 Dysprosium metal (yuan/kg) 2680-2730 - Terbium metal (yuan/kg) 10000-10200 -200 Praseodymium neodymium...
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  • Dysprosium: Made into a Light Source to Promote Plant Growth

    Dysprosium: Made into a Light Source to Promote Plant Growth

    Dysprosium, element 66 of the periodic table Jia Yi of the Han Dynasty wrote in "On Ten Crimes of Qin" that "we should collect all the soldiers from the world, gather them in Xianyang, and sell them". Here, 'dysprosium' refers to the pointed end of an arrow. In 1842, after Mossander separated an...
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  • Rare earths add color and radiance to electronic products

    In some coastal areas, due to the Bioluminescence plankton bumping in the waves, the sea at night occasionally emits Teal light. Rare earth metals also emit light when stimulated, adding color and radiance to electronic products. The trick, says de Bettencourt Dias, is to tickle their f electrons...
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  • Application of Rare Earth Materials in Modern Military Technology

    Application of Rare Earth Materials in Modern Military Technology As a special functional material, rare earth, known as the "treasure house" of new materials, can greatly improve the quality and performance of other products, and is known as the "vitamin" of modern industry. It is not only wide...
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