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  • Application of Rare Earth Elements in Nuclear Materials

    1、 Definition of Nuclear Materials In a broad sense, nuclear material is the general term for materials used exclusively in the nuclear industry and nuclear scientific research, including nuclear fuel and nuclear engineering materials, i.e. non nuclear fuel materials. The commonly referred to nu...
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  • Prospects for the Rare Earth Magnet Market: By 2040, the demand for REO will grow fivefold, surpassing supply

    Prospects for the Rare Earth Magnet Market: By 2040, the demand for REO will grow fivefold, surpassing supply

    According to foreign media magneticsmag – Adamas Intelligence, the latest annual report “2040 Rare Earth Magnet Market Outlook” has been released. This report comprehensively and deeply explores the global market for neodymium iron boron permanent magnets and their rare earth el...
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  • Zirconium (IV) chloride

    Zirconium (IV) chloride

    Zirconium (IV) chloride, also known as zirconium tetrachloride, has the molecular formula ZrCl4 and a molecular weight of 233.04. Mainly used as analytical reagents, organic synthesis catalysts, waterproofing agents, tanning agents Product  name:Zirconium chloride;Zirconium tetrachloride; Zirconi...
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  • The impact of rare earths on human health

    Under normal circumstances, exposure to rare earths does not pose a direct threat to human health. An appropriate amount of rare earths can also have the following effects on the human body: ① anticoagulant effect; ② Burn treatment; ③ Anti inflammatory and bactericidal effects; ④ Hypoglycemic e...
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  • Nano cerium oxide

    Basic information: Nano cerium oxide, also known as nano cerium dioxide, CAS #: 1306-38-3 Properties: 1. Adding nano ceria to ceramics is not easy to form pores, which can improve the density and smoothness of ceramics; 2. Nano cerium oxide has good catalytic activity and is suitable for use...
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  • The rare earth market is becoming increasingly active, and heavy rare earths may continue to rise slightly

      Recently, the mainstream prices of rare earth products in the rare earth market have remained stable and strong, with some degree of relaxation. The market has seen a trend of light and heavy rare earths taking turns to explore and attack. Recently, the market has become increasingly active, wi...
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  • China’s rare earth export volume slightly decreased in the first four months

    Customs statistical data analysis shows that from January to April 2023, rare earth exports reached 16411.2 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 4.1% and a decrease of 6.6% compared to the previous three months. The export amount was 318 million US dollars, a year-on-year decrease of 9.3%, compared ...
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  • China once wanted to restrict rare earth exports, but was boycotted by various countries. Why is it not feasible?

    China once wanted to restrict rare earth exports, but was boycotted by various countries. Why is it not feasible? In the modern world, with the acceleration of global integration, the connections between countries are becoming increasingly close. Under a calm surface, the relationship between co...
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  • What is tungsten hexabromide?

    What is tungsten hexabromide?

    Like tungsten hexachloride (WCl6), tungsten hexabromide is also a inorganic compound composed of transition metal tungsten and halogen elements. The valence of tungsten is+6, which has good physical and chemical properties and is widely used in chemical engineering, catalysis and other fields. No...
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  • Metal Terminator – Gallium

    Metal Terminator – Gallium

    There is a kind of metal that is very magical. In daily life, it appears in liquid form like mercury. If you drop it on a can, you will be surprised to find that the bottle becomes as fragile as paper, and it will break with just a poke. In addition, dropping it on metals such as copper and iro...
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  • Extraction of Gallium

    Extraction of Gallium Gallium looks like a piece of tin at room temperature, and if you want to hold it in your palm, it immediately melts into silver beads. Originally, the melting point of gallium was very low, only 29.8C. Although the melting point of gallium is very low, its boiling point is...
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  • The implementation of rare earth restriction measures, the release of new rules by supply chain alliances, foreign media: It is difficult for the West to get rid of it!

    Chips are the “heart” of the semiconductor industry, and chips are a part of the high-tech industry, and we happen to grasp the core of this part, which is the supply of rare earth elements. Therefore, when the United States sets up layer after layer of technological barriers, we can...
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