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Comparing Rare Earth Magnets

By: Emily Jackson | 2012-01-06 | Article Marketing
Developers overcame this drawback by alloying the elements in the magnet with substances known as terbium or dysprosium. With this weakness corrected, industry and the public have come to buy neodymium magnets in greater quantities than any other. These magnetic materials are found in many everyday devices, such as computers and power tools. read more

Rare Earth Mining Problems

By: Wendy Stenberg-Tendys | 2011-08-08 | Business
Rare earth minerals have major mining problems and have to cope with them. read more

China's rare-earth manifesto

By: vincent | 2010-11-12 | Electronics
For nearly a month, China has blocked the export to Japan of rare–earth metals, obscure minerals with names that sound like science–fiction fantasies but whose applications make them essential to modern life. read more

Investing In Rare Earth Metals

By: David P Grossman | 2010-10-03 | Arts & Entertainment
While all the focus seems to be on gold at the moment, there is a new a relatively unknown area of investment called Rare Earth Metals that has room for spectacular growth. In this article we explain what they are and how to get involved with this potentially huge market. read more

Nuclear Power vs. Photovoltaic Solar Panels

By: HK Chaudhary | 2011-08-23 | Environment
This article discusses one of the most crucial topics of the 21st century. We live in an era where nuclear energy is a source of technological progress, not war. But are Solar PV systems a more ecologically receptive and more affordable form of electricity generation? read more

Export Into The Resources Of Rare Earth "cycle" Phenomenon - Rare Earth, Iron Ore - The

By: gaga | 2010-11-01 | Business
8 17, up to six months of 2009 China's iron ore price last long to get an immortal Association, represented by Baosteel, China Steel FMG Enterprises and Australian companies reached an agreement. FMG is committed to Sell Iron ore to Chinese steel companies to implement a price, the price of imported iron ore in China last year the price dropped 35.02 percent and 50.42 percent read more

The Boom In Solar Powered Products

By: Adrian Whittle | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
More solar powered products are being created as awareness grows of the need to save money on energy bills and using renewable energy sources. This article details some of the solar products that are available today and in the future that will save you money and help the environment. read more

Rare Earth Metals Investment Is A Good Idea

By: Zanita Jo | 2012-04-08 | Small Business
If you are looking for an investment, no better option than investing money in rare earth metals can be fruitful for you. But is up to you which company you choose for your rare earth metals investing. read more

10 Things You Need to Know About Rare Earth Metals

By: judy mercy | 2011-11-25 | Business
They may be called rare but in reality, considering their distribution over the earth's crust, rare earth metals are in relative abundance. Along with copper, rare earth metals are the 25th most abundant element found in the earth's crust. So why are they called rare? Unlike copper, these metals are widely dispersed; it's practically difficult to find enough of them concentrated in one location wh read more

Mars - the red earth

By: Jeff Seward | 2010-03-19 | Science
In June and July of 2003, two nASA launched rare robot rovers obliged for Mars. The goal of NASA was to assemble informations about our neighbour globe, the red earth called Mars. read more

Indium, Copper And Rare Earth Launch A Massive Shortage Of Mining Land

By: ddew | 2010-11-17 | Sales
To ensure the development of the next 5 years do not suffer for the mining of raw materials read more

Solar Tsunami Strikes Earth on Tuesday

By: Eric Giguere | 2010-08-05 | Science
On Sunday, the sun experienced a solar flare which is defined as a burst of plasma and solar and magnetic energy. Plasma shot from the sun comprises of the elements helium, oxygen and iron. Solar flare will strike the earth as an electronically charged cloud of particles. After traveling the earth’s atmosphere to the north and south poles, the cloud causes the lights. read more

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