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PROPERTIES, APPLICATIONS AND RESEARCH

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PROPERTIES OF DYSPROSIUM

Melting Point 1407°C
Boiling Point 2600°C
Density 8.54 g/cm3
Crystal Structure hcp
Metallic Radius 177 pm
Valency 3
Magnetic Moment 10.6µB

 

APPLICATIONS OF DYSPROSIUM

Dysprosium is most commonly used as in neodymium-iron-boron high strength permanent magnets.  While it has one of the highest magnetic moments of any of the rare earths (10.6µB), this has not resulted in an ability to perform on its own as a practical alternative to neodymium compositions.  It is however now an essential additive in NdFeB production.

It is also used in special ceramic compositions based on BaTiO formulations.

Recent research has examined the use of dysprosium in dysprosium-iron-garnet (DyIG) and silicon implanted with dysprosium and holmium to form donor centers.  See recent research below.

 

RECENT DYSPROSIUM RESEARCH

 

1.  Colowick AB, Shortkroff S, Sledge CB, et al.

     Radionuclide synovectomy in hemophilia patients using a novel agent, Dysprosium-   

     165

     BLOOD 92: (10) 104B-104B Part 2 Suppl. I NOV 15 1998

 

2.  Ma XY, Zhang SY, Li FZ, et al.

 

   Preparation of bismuth substituted dysprosium iron garnet film by a sol-gel process

    J MATER SCI-MATER EL 9: (5) 347-350 OCT 1998

 

3.  Lazarev BG, Lazareva LS, Chernyak NA, et al.

     Ultimately high magnetic properties of low-temperature ferromagnets - Dysprosium  

     and holmium --Produced by hydrostatic extrusion

     FIZ MET METALLOVED+ 86: (3)46-57 SEP 1998

 

4.  Kellar KE, Fossheim SL, Koenig SH

     Magnetic field dependence of solvent proton relaxation by solute dysprosium(III)  

     complexes

     INVEST RADIOL 33: (11) 835-840 NOV 1998

 

5.  Bulte JWM, Wu CC, Brechbiel MW, et al.

     Dysprosium-DOTA-PAMAM dendrimers as macromolecular T2 contrast agents - 

     Preparation and relaxometry

     INVEST RADIOL 33: (11) 841-845 NOV 1998

 

6.  Belyaev IV, Rastegaev BV

    Dilatometric and thermogravimetric investigation of NdFeB alloy containing cobalt and 

    dysprosium

    RUSS METALL+ (2) 129-132 1998

 

7.  Myachina LI, Sheludyakova LA, Ikorskii VN, et al.

 

    Synthesis and the study of gadolinium(II). terbium(III) dysprosium(III)

    pentafluorobenzoates

    ZH OBSHCH KHIM+ 68: (6) 885-886 1998

 

8.  Aleksandrov OV, Zakhar'in AO, Sobolev NA, et al.

     Formation of donor centers upon annealing of dysprosium- and holmium-implanted

     silicon

    SEMICONDUCTORS+ 32: (9) 921-923 SEP 1998

 

9.  Burylev BP, Moisov LP

    Saturated vapor pressure in the system dysprosium(Ill) chloride cobalt chloride at

    various temperatures

    RADIOCHEMISTRY+ 40: (3) 232-235 MAY-JLTN 1998

 

10. Lahoubi M, Bouguerra A, Kihal A, et al.

      Magnetic phase diagrams of dysprosium iron garnet (DyIG) in high dc fields

      J ALLOY COMPD 277: 598-601 JUL 24 1998

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