$PSGR ——— Rare Earths ?
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Posted On: 02/17/2015 8:00:52 PM
$PSGR ——— Rare Earths ?
LINK : ......... PERSHING Rare Earths
This is a project announced some few years ago. ........ The Rare Earths are in the ground, but I do not know ( yet ) how serious the new Board is about extracting them.
LINK : ......... WIKI Rare Earth Elements
Our technological society requires these minerals in large quantities . ......... In the following article please look at uses of Rare Earth Elements .
LINK : ......... GEOLOGY.com Rare Earth Elements
PARTIAL QUOTE FROM Geology.com LINK ABOVE :
Uses of Rare Earth Elements
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Rare earth metals and alloys that contain them are used in many devices that people use every day such as computer memory, DVDs, rechargeable batteries, cell phones, catalytic converters, magnets, fluorescent lighting and much more.
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During the past twenty years, there has been an explosion in demand for many items that require rare earth metals. Twenty years ago there were very few cell phones in use, but the number has risen to over 7 billion in use today. The use of rare earth elements in computers has grown almost as fast as cell phones.
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Many rechargeable batteries are made with rare earth compounds. Demand for the batteries is being driven by demand for portable electronic devices such as cell phones, readers, portable computers, and cameras.
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Several pounds of rare earth compounds are in batteries that power every electric vehicle and hybrid-electric vehicle. As concerns for energy independence, climate change and other issues drive the sale of electric and hybrid vehicles, the demand for batteries made with rare earth compounds will climb even faster.
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Rare earths are used as catalysts, phosphors, and polishing compounds. These are used for air pollution control, illuminated screens on electronic devices, and the polishing of optical-quality glass. All of these products are expected to experience rising demand.
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Other substances can be substituted for rare earth elements in their most important uses; however, these substitutes are usually less effective and costly.
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LINK : ......... PERSHING Rare Earths
This is a project announced some few years ago. ........ The Rare Earths are in the ground, but I do not know ( yet ) how serious the new Board is about extracting them.
LINK : ......... WIKI Rare Earth Elements
Our technological society requires these minerals in large quantities . ......... In the following article please look at uses of Rare Earth Elements .
LINK : ......... GEOLOGY.com Rare Earth Elements
PARTIAL QUOTE FROM Geology.com LINK ABOVE :
Uses of Rare Earth Elements
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Rare earth metals and alloys that contain them are used in many devices that people use every day such as computer memory, DVDs, rechargeable batteries, cell phones, catalytic converters, magnets, fluorescent lighting and much more.
.........
During the past twenty years, there has been an explosion in demand for many items that require rare earth metals. Twenty years ago there were very few cell phones in use, but the number has risen to over 7 billion in use today. The use of rare earth elements in computers has grown almost as fast as cell phones.
.........
Many rechargeable batteries are made with rare earth compounds. Demand for the batteries is being driven by demand for portable electronic devices such as cell phones, readers, portable computers, and cameras.
.........
Several pounds of rare earth compounds are in batteries that power every electric vehicle and hybrid-electric vehicle. As concerns for energy independence, climate change and other issues drive the sale of electric and hybrid vehicles, the demand for batteries made with rare earth compounds will climb even faster.
.........
Rare earths are used as catalysts, phosphors, and polishing compounds. These are used for air pollution control, illuminated screens on electronic devices, and the polishing of optical-quality glass. All of these products are expected to experience rising demand.
.........
Other substances can be substituted for rare earth elements in their most important uses; however, these substitutes are usually less effective and costly.
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