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Researchers in Europe have demonstrated the use of ionic liquids for recycling bonded NdFeB permanent magnets. An open-access paper on their work is published in the RSC journal Green Chemistry.
Permanent NdFeB magnets are of two types: sintered and (polymer or resin) bonded magnets. Bot
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Italian audio manufacturer Sonus faber has announced its new Omnia all-in-one wireless speaker system. Priced at $1,999, the Omnia offers a more affordable option from a company known for its high-end speakers.
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Name a technology that is all around us, underpins our modern way of living but is hardly recognised for its contribution. How about the magnet?
The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering hopes our awareness and apprecia
