Ames Laboratory Scientists Create Cheaper Magnetic Material for Cars, Wind Turbines

Friday, April 24, 2015 - 14:30 in Physics & Chemistry

Cerium is a widely available and inexpensive rare-earth metal. Ames Laboratory scientists have used it to create a high-performance magnet that's similar in performance to traditional dysprosium-containing magnets and could make wind turbines less expensive to manufacture.

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