Browse “Rare earth metals” in an alphabetical list of subjects

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Rare earth metal compounds--United States--Management 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metal compounds--United States--Management--Congresses 2 records
2 records
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Rare earth metals.
Rare earth metals About this subjectopen_in_new 155 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Nonferrous metals (41 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Americium (42 records)
  2. Berkelium (0 records)
  3. Cerium group (5 records)
  4. Dysprosium (12 records)
  5. Erbium (14 records)
  6. Gadolinium (22 records)
  7. Holmium (7 records)
  8. Lanthanide shift reagents (3 records)
  9. Lutetium (4 records)
  10. Scandium (25 records)
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  1. Terbium (7 records)
  2. Thulium (8 records)
  3. Ytterbium (7 records)
  4. Yttrium (66 records)
155 records
Rare earth metals--Afghanistan--Helmand 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--Analysis 5 records
5 records
Rare earth metals--Asia 1 record
1 record
Rare earth metals--Asia, Central 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--Bibliography 3 records
3 records
Rare earth metals--Brazil--Amazonas 1 record
1 record
Rare earth metals--Brazil--Poços de Caldas 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--China 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--China--Bayan Obo 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--China--Inner Mongolia 1 record
1 record
Rare earth metals--Colorado 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--Colorado--Gunnison County 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--Congresses About this subjectopen_in_new 17 records
17 records
Rare earth metals--Databases 2 records
2 records
Rare earth metals--Economic aspects 4 records
4 records
Rare earth metals--Economic aspects--United States 9 records
9 records
Rare earth metals--Electrometallurgy 1 record
1 record

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