Published January 8, 2024. China announced a ban of rare earth extraction and separation technologies on December 21, 2023. This has significant implications for U.S. national, economic, and rare earth security. Rare earth elements—a group of 17 metals —are used in defense technologies, including missiles, lasers, vehicle-mounted systems ...
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Rare earth is a general term for 17 elements, including 15 elements (lanthanoid*1) with atomic numbers 57 to 71 in the Periodic Table plus scandium (Sc) with 21 and yttrium (Y) with 39. Rare earth was discovered in Sweden in 1794 and was called "rare" (earth) because it was considered to be an extremely rare substance at that time.
Japan pioneers extracting rare-earth elements from the deep sea Muds found at roughly 6,000m are an untapped source of resources vital to renewable batteries and other advanced technologies. To ...
Escalating a dispute over Japan's detention of a Chinese fishing trawler captain, China placed a trade embargo on all exports to Japan of some crucial rare earth elements. The New York Times ...
The relative effects of paleoceanographic and paleogeographic variations, sediment lithology, and diagenetic processes on the recorded rare earth element (REE) chemistry of Japan Sea sediments are evaluated by investigating REE total abundances and relative fractionations in 59 samples from Ocean Drilling Program Leg 127.
Earlier this year, researchers found a deposit of rare-earth minerals off the coast of Japan that could supply the world for centuries, according to a study. The study, published in the journal Nature in April …
In 2020, Japan, which pioneered rare-earth magnets, still defended a small market share of 7 percent, to China's 92 percent. The United States, also once a pioneer, produced a negligible quantity.
The case presents the ongoing geopolitical struggle between China and Japan. The essence of the China-Japan conflict lies in the struggle over natural resources - rare earth elements (REEs) and suspected oil deposits in Senkaku Islands - and related territorial disputes concerning the sovereignty over the Senkaku Islands which are resource rich …
"Japan is the second-largest consumer of rare-earth products after China, but it could catch up in a few years if the Japanese government gives proper backing," says Yasushi Watanabe, an ...
Japan has hundreds of years' worth of rare-earth metal deposits in its waters, according to new research that reflects Tokyo's concern about China's hegemony over minerals used in batteries ...
This essay illustrates the role of rare earth minerals in the Japanese economy and the Sino-Japanese trade relationship and examines the implications of the halt of Chinese rare earth exports to Japan in fall 2010. MAIN ARGUMENT. China's global dominance in rare earth production has drawn heightened scrutiny in recent years.
In 2011, Sojitz became the sole distributor of Lynas' rare earth products in Japan and stably provides rare earths to Japanese customers for various purposes, including magnets. Sojitz aims to deliver …
China's reserves of rare earths amounted to an estimated 44 million metric tons of rare earth oxide equivalent (REO) in 2023, thereby making it the world's leading country based on reserves of ...
Rare Earth Elements (REE) are becoming increasingly important in electronic devices used in the defense, alternative energy, and communications industries. Minable deposits of REEs are found in only a few locations. ... Japan and the United States are the second and third largest consumers of rare earth materials. It is possible that China's ...
A massive trove of rare-earth metals has been found in Japan. Researchers have found hundreds of years' worth of critical rare-earth metals beneath Japanese waters — enough to supply to...
It will be a challenge for Japan to see how much it can lower the costs of pumping up rare-earth mud from the deep seabed. Rare earths is the collective term for 17 elements, including scandium and yttrium. A decrease in the supply of these resources would hinder the production of items such as smartphones, computers and next …
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0:00 / 1:54. 1X. America's only rare-earths producer has agreed a deal to ship output from its new processing plant to Japan, as part of a broader move by the United States and allies to reduce ...
Japanese dependency on rare earth minerals was exposed by a diplomatic incident in 2010 that prompted the country to diversify supplies and reinforce its supply chain. Japan's response at the time provides valuable lessons for the world to handle …
After blocking all shipments of rare earth minerals to Japan since Sept. 21, and some shipments to the United States and Europe as well beginning in mid-October, Chinese customs officials abruptly ...
In terms of recycling, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry proposed a plan to make Japan a world rare earth recycling power. Germany is also encouraging its companies to recycle metals, including rare earths, from electronics, in order to find ways of reducing reliance on rare earths from China and other countries. ...
China is the leading player at all stages of rare-earth production, with its dominance increasing as production moves downstream. China holds the world's largest rare-earth reserves, an estimated 37 percent of the global total. Vietnam and Brazil each have around 18 percent share of global reserves, and the United States has 1.17 percent.
Rare earth is called the "vitamin for high-tech industry" and supports people's lives today. In natural resources, rare earth elements exist as a mixture, but it is necessary to separate …
Rare earth minerals resilience. Alarmed by its vulnerability, the Japanese government put together a package of comprehensive measures to enhance the resilience of its rare earth minerals supply chain. A supplemental budget of JPY100 billion (Japanese yen – worth $1.2 billion at the time) was prepared in the following month of October 2010.
August 8, 20237:11 AM PDTUpdated 8 months ago. WINDHOEK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Japan on Tuesday signed an agreement with Namibia to jointly explore for rare earth minerals as part of its broader plan ...
Mineral resources, rare metals in particular, are essential to the production of lithium-ion batteries, motors and semiconductors for leading-edge industries related to electrified vehicles (xEVs), AI-mounted equipment and IoT devices. Rare metals are produced in limited quantities, and some of them are extracted from ra…See more on enecho.meti.go.jp
WEBHundreds of years' worth of metals may give Japan an edge on China. A "semi-infinite" supply of rare earth metals used in batteries, electric vehicles, and other …
In 2018, researchers estimated rare-earth oxides of yttrium, europium, terbium, and dysprosium for a promising area in Japan's exclusive economic zone could account for 62, 47, 32, and 56 years ...
The cost of Japan's rare earth imports has soared in 2022, as Chinese metal prices have climbed. The value of rare earth imports into Japan spiked to ¥9.77bn in June, from ¥2.9bn in June 2021, as spot prices climbed earlier in the year. The value of imports fell from the June high to ¥5.9bn in November, customs data released this week show ...
Japan pioneers extracting rare-earth elements from the deep sea Muds found at roughly 6,000m are an untapped source of resources vital to renewable batteries and other …
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