Fewer rare earths needed for permanent magnets

Researchers at the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS) have developed rare-earth-saving permanent magnets that can replace the 42M-graded commercial magnets while reducing the amount of neodymium by about 30%.  The domestic market for rare-earth permanent magnets for high-efficiency motors...

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