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  1. Dyprosium: atomic number: 66; weight: 162.500; Lanthanide, rare earth; discovery: 1886—Paul-émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran #Poetry #Science #History #Dysprosium (sharpgiving.com/thebookofscien)

  2. Dyprosium: atomic number: 66; weight: 162.500; Lanthanide, rare earth; discovery: 1886—Paul-émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran #Poetry #Science #History #Dysprosium (sharpgiving.com/thebookofscien)

  3. news.mit.edu/2024/physicists-a

    At this extremely close proximity, the atoms’ natural magnetic interactions were significantly enhanced; 1000x stronger than if positioned 500nm apart. The team observed that these interactions resulted in two novel quantum phenomena: collective oscillation, in which one layer’s vibrations caused the other layer to vibrate in sync; and thermalization, in which one layer transferred heat to the other, purely through magnetic fluctuations in the #dysprosium atoms.

  4. Sällsynta jordartsmetaller har ökat kraftigt i bilar
    Sällsynta jordartsmetaller som neodym och dysprosium har ökat enormt i nya bilar sedan 2006, med 400 respektive 1 700 procent. Men återvinningen är liten och metallutbudet räcker inte för att möta efterfrågan på bland annat elbilar, en
    blog.zaramis.se/2023/07/01/sal
    #EU #Europa #Gruvbrytning #Kina #Sverige #Chalmers #Dysprosium #Metaller #Neodym #Niob #SllsyntaJordartsmetaller

  5. Ein künstlich verbessertes Protein verstärkt winzige Unterschiede zwischen Atomen. Der Effekt soll dazu beitragen, Chinas Beinahemonopol auf die seltenen Erden zu brechen.#SelteneErden #Lanmodulin #Chemie #Metalle #Elemente #China #Ressourcen #Rohstoffe #Dysprosium #Neodym #Bindung #Proteindesign #Mutation
    Design-Protein trennt strategische Metalle
  6. @riskable My focus is on the space. But temperature matters there too, because magnets start to lose field strength in the range of temperatures motors actually experience (~80°C). So you have to use higher amounts of , which means even higher cost & somewhat lower nominal field strengths. So could be a really good fit, IF the achievable field strengths can approach the theoretical.

    Need to watch this space, as I have investments in some rare earth plays.