ISE Newsletter October 2021
New database for metal prices and changes in metal powder reviews * | MC_PREVIEW_TEXT | * ISE Newsletter Scroll down for information in English Contents: New price database for metal products. Reviews for metal powder Summary: New price database for metal products. Valuations for Metal Powder Scroll down for information in English Dear ISE customers, We look forward to seeing you from [...]
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Extraction of rare earths from mine water
Scientists find an efficient way of extracting rare earths from acidic mine water. Penn State University researchers developed a two-step treatment process for acid mine drainage that enabled them to extract higher concentrations of rare earth elements with lower amounts of chemicals than before. In an article published in the Chemical Engineering Journal, the [...]
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Rio Tinto starts producing lithium in California from old mining waste.
Rio Tinto begins producing lithium in California from old mining waste. The Rio Tinto Group is starting a pilot production of lithium in California, searching old mining debris rather than exploring new locations as the battery revolution in electric cars drives demand for the material. The reprocessing of garbage dumps from a 90-year-old mining site in the [...]
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ISE - Rare Earth Elements Market Report for September 2019
ISE - Rare Earth Elements Market Report for September 2019 The REE market is recovering, the industry report assumes that the prices for REE will continue to rise in the second half of the year. On September 20, 2019, the report of the China Rare Earth Industry Index (hereinafter referred to as "the report"), which was jointly published by the China Economic [...]
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According to Apple, the new iPhone generation consists of 25% of recycled rare earth elements
The new generation of iPhones is made up of 25% recycled rare earth elements, according to Apple Tech giant Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) has announced that it will use 100% recycled rare earth elements in the new iPhones, which are used in all major Components are included. As in the environmental reports for the new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and [...]
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The 16. International Rare Earth Conference of Metal Events Ltd.
The 16th International Rare Earth Conference of Metal Events Ltd. has moved from Hong Kong - please note the new hotel and location for this event. Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, November 6th to 8th 2019 The special rate of £ 1.200 per person expires on September 18th and increases to […]
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Lyna's annual profit jump amidst the record production of rare earths
Lyna's Annual Profit Jump Amid Record Rare Earth Production Australian Rare Earth Miner Lynas Corp. posted a 50% increase in annual earnings on Thursday amid record production of important rare earth elements, but the company said most of its growth will be outside of China. Lynas, the largest producer of rare earths in the world outside [...]
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REE as a by-product of bauxite mining
REE as a by-product of bauxite mining Rare earths (REE) in Al and Fe (oxy) hydroxides in bauxites of Provence and Languedoc (southern France): Effects on the possible recovery of rare earths as by-products of bauxite mining Summary: Bauxite in southern France ( Provence and Languedoc) have been used since the beginning of the last century. Although most of the deposits are now sub-economic or mined, [...]
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Gysi wins the NSF CAREER Award for working with rare earths
Alex Gysi, Assistant Professor of Lithogeochemistry at the Department of Geology and Geotechnics at the Colorado School of Mines, recently received the National Science Foundation's CAREER Award for advancing his rare earth work. His project "Division of rare earths (REE) between minerals and aqueous liquids in ore deposits" will be carried out over a period of five years [...]
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US imports of rare earth from China are declining
Aug 02.08.2019, 3,9 - China's exports to the United States (USA) fell XNUMX percent (%) in July compared to the previous month, according to customs data. There are still fears that Beijing will cut supplies of rare earth products in a trade war with Washington. The latest data came after US President Donald Trump asked the Pentagon to go to [...]
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