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  • What is Cerium Oxide?

    Cerium oxide is an inorganic substance with the chemical formula CeO2, light yellow or yellowish brown auxiliary powder. Density 7.13g/cm3, melting point 2397°C, insoluble in water and alkali, slightly soluble in acid. At a temperature of 2000°C and a pressure of 15MPa, hydrogen can be used to re...
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  • Master Alloys

    A master alloy is a base metal like aluminium, magnesium, nickel, or copper combined with a comparatively high percentage of one or two other elements. It’s manufactured to be used as raw materials by the metals industry, and that’s why we called master alloy or based alloy semi-finished pr...
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  • MAX Phases and MXenes Synthesis

    Over 30 stoichiometric MXenes have already been synthesized, with countless additional solid-solution MXenes. Each MXene has unique optical, electronic, physical, and chemical properties, leading to them being used in nearly every field, from biomedicine to electrochemical energy storage. Our wor...
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  • The New Method Can Change The Shape Of Nano-drug Carrier

    In recent years, nano-drug technology is a popular new technology in drug preparation technology. Nano drugs such as nanoparticles, ball or nano capsule nanoparticles as a carrier system, and the efficacy of particles in a certain way together after the medicine, can also be made directly to the ...
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  • Rare Earth Elements Are Currently In The Field Of Research And Application

    The rare earth elements themselves are rich in electronic structure and exhibit many characteristics of light, electricity and magnetism. Nano rare earth, showed many features, such as small size effect, high surface effect, quantum effect, strong light, electric, magnetic properties, superconduc...
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  • Progress In Industrialization Of Rare Earth Nanomaterials

    Industrial production is often not the method of single some, but complement each other, several methods of composite, so as to achieve commercial products required by the high quality, low cost, safe and efficient process. Recent progress in the development of rare earth nanomaterials has been a...
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  • High purity scandium come into production

    On Jan 6th, 2020, our new production line for high purity scandium metal, distill grade come into use, purity can reach 99.99% above, now, one year production quantity can reach 150kgs. We are now in research of more high purity scandium metal, more than 99.999%, and expected to come into product...
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  • Trends for rare earth in 2020

    Rare earths are widely used in agriculture, industry, military and other industries, is an important support for the manufacture of new materials, but also the relationship between cutting-edge defense technology development of key resources, known as the “land of all.” China is a maj...
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  • Vacations for Spring Festival

    We will have vacations from Jan 18th-Feb 5th, 2020, for our traditional holidays of Spring Festival. Thank  you for all your support in the year of 2019, and wish you a prosperous year of 2020!
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  • How rare earth shocks lifted an upstart Australian mining company

    MOUNT WELD, Australia/TOKYO (Reuters) – Sprawled across a spent volcano on the remote edge of the Great Victoria Desert in Western Australia, the Mount Weld mine seems a world away from the U.S.-China trade war. But the dispute has been a lucrative one for Lynas Corp (LYC.AX), Mount Weld’s ...
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  • TSU suggested how to replace scandium in materials for shipbuilding

    Nikolai Kakhidze, a graduate student of the Faculty of Physics and Engineering, has suggested using diamond or aluminum oxide nanoparticles as an alternative to expensive scandium for hardening aluminum alloys. The new material will cost 4 times less than the scandium-containing analog with fairl...
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  • Nano-objects of desire: Assembling ordered nanostructures in 3D — ScienceDaily

    Scientists have developed a platform for assembling nanosized material components, or “nano-objects,” of very different types — inorganic or organic — into desired 3-D structures. Though self-assembly (SA) has successfully been used to organize nanomaterials of several kin...
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