source:resourceworldCritical Metals Corp. [NASDAQ: CRML] has released historical drilling results from the Tanbreez Project, one of the largest, rare earth deposits in the world located in Southern Greenland.“These exceptional assay results from historical deep drilling confirm substantial high-grade, high tonnage potential that extends far deeper than previously documented at Tanbreez,” said Tony Sage, CEO and Chairman. “This confirmation of deep mineralization represents a significant strategic advantage as we position Critical Metals to become a leading western supplier of these essential m...
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source:SMALL CAPSAxel REE’s (ASX: AXL) confidence that its Caladão project in Brazil will be one of the only rare earth element (REE) and gallium resources in the world has been boosted with further high-grade results in the fifth batch of assays.The high-grade gallium results continue to occur from surface as Axel moves ahead with metallurgical and inferred mineral resource estimate (MRE) studies.Highlighted REE mineralisation thicknesses in the latest tests included 49.92m at 5,909 parts per million total rare earth oxides from 27 metres.High-grade mineralisationThe latest assays from A...
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Octupole excitation: Research provides direct evidence for rare, pulsing pear shapes in gadolinium nuclei source:University of SurreyFor the first time, scientists have acquired direct evidence of rare, pulsing pear-shaped structures within atomic nuclei of the rare-earth element gadolinium, thanks to new research led by the University of Surrey, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) and the IFIN-HH research institute in Bucharest, Romania.The study, published in Physical Review Letters, provides definitive proof of a strong collective "octupole excitation" in the nucleus of ga...
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source: Phys.orgSuperconductivity, which entails an electrical resistance of zero at very low temperatures, is a highly desirable and thus widely studied quantum phenomenon. Typically, this state is known to arise following the formation of bound electron pairs known as Cooper pairs, yet identifying the factors contributing to its emergence in quantum materials has so far proved more challenging.Researchers at Princeton University, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Beijing Institute of Technology and the University of Zurich recently carried out a study aimed at better understanding...
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