China: The Environmental Risks of the Rem Industry

A text based on the state council materials: "China's modern trends and policies in the rare earth industry" at present, China, which accounts for 23% of the global reserves of rare earth resources, satisfies over 90% of the global demand for rare earth elements. China produces more than 70% of global materials and components for permanent magnets, phosphor, materials for hydrogen storage and materials for composite polishes

Liquation - Technological Innovation

Ore deposits sometimes remain undeveloped due to low rates of enrichability. When traditional methods do not work, we should look for new ones. As a result of melting liquation in the processing of refractory minerals we can obtain cast iron and iron alloys doped with rare metals

A Cosmic Mirror of Beryllium

‘The Rare Earth’ is publishing exclusive material about the developments in the sphere of beryllium. These developments from the A.A. Bochvar High-Technology Scientific Research Institute for Inorganic Materials (JSC VNIINM) allow the creation of hi-tech products with a wide range of applications

The Chinese Foundry Industry

For many years, China has maintained its leadership in the production and consumption of steel. The annual exhibition ‘Metal+ Metallurgy China’ has been held for almost thirty years. The president of the Chinese Foundry Association (CFA) Mr. Zhang talked to the magazine ‘ the Rare Earth’, an official media partner of the exhibition, about the factors that allow one to influence technology and production.