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Specifications of Dysprosium Rare Earth Element

·         * French chemist Paul Emilie Lecoq de Boisbaudran found the element of Dysprosium in 1886. He obtained Dysprosium Rare Earth Element through separating it from Holmium Oxide .
·         * Dysprosium Rare Earth Element is also a rare earth metal which is included in Lanthanide element family. Dysprosium   Rare Earth Element's atomic weight is 162.50.
·         * Dysprosium Rare Earth Element is bright, soft and silvery-white element is considered to be mildly toxic and acts        stable in room temperature. Dysprosium Rare Earth Element’s reaction with air happens very slowly.
·         * Dysprosium Rare Earth Element can be found in different minerals.
·         * Since this Dysprosium Rare Earth Element is useful for neutron absorbing, it is used in dysprosium-oxide-nickel cement and it is used in Nuclear Energy Industry. Like other, Dysprosium is also useful for magnet production.

  * Dysprosium Rare Earth Element is also used in data storage applications and laser materials.


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