Applications of Neodymium Rare Earth Element

*Like Praseodymium, Neodymium was first identified by Carl Auer von Welsbach in 1885 in Vienna in didymium substance. Its chemical symbol is Nd.

*Neodymium Rare Earth Element is the 4^th element of Lanthanide element family and it is a rare earth metal.

*Atomic weight of this silvery-white metal is 144.24.

*Like most of the lanthanide elements, Neodymium Rare Earth Element is considered to be moderately toxic and no important harms are detected.

*Neodymium rare earth element is also effective for making high-powered, infrared lasers for industrial and defense applications

*This soft and bright metal does not stop oxidation at one point unlike many other metal oxide layers. Thus, further oxidation happens.

*Neodymium Rare Earth Element is not found in nature easily and it is not free. It can be found only in minerals which are called Monazite and Bastnaesite.

* Neodymium Rare Earth Element is mostly used in the production of microphones, Mp3 players, speakers, cell phones and etc. It can also be used in magnet production. These are the reasons why Neodymium is very useful for Aerospace Industry and Electrical and Electronic Industry.

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Posted by Zafer YİĞİT on April 23, 2017

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