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Dysprosium Metal

As a pure metal, dysprosium is seldom used because it reacts readily with water and air. Dysprosium is primarily incorporated into alloys when producing magnets based on neodymium. Its resistance to demagnetisation at high temperatures ensures that these alloys maintain their magnetic properties. This property is required for magnets that are employed in motors or generators. Wind turbines and electric vehicles utilise these magnets. Consequently, market data from 01/01/2012 to 31/12/2022 indicates that the demand for dysprosium increased by 15%.

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