Rare Earth Carbonate

Rare earth carbonate refers to the carbonate compound formed by the combination of rare earth metal elements and carbonate. The common rare earth carbonates are Ce2(CO3)3, La2(CO3)3, Nd2(CO3)3, Pr2(CO3)3, and so on.

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Rare Earth Carbonate Applications

Cerium Carbonate (Ce2(CO3)3):

Cerium carbonate can be used to produce cerium chloride and incandescent lampshade, an intermediate compound of cerium, the raw material of cerium chloride, cerium oxide, and other cerium compounds. It can also be used to manufacture automobile exhaust purification catalyst.

Lanthanum Carbonate (La2(CO3)3):

Lanthanum carbonate is mainly used as an intermediate compound in lanthanum production and can be used as raw material of lanthanum chloride, lanthanum oxide, and other lanthanum compounds.

Neodymium Carbonate (Nd2(CO3)3):

Neodymium carbonate can be used in glass decolorizer, colorant, and capacitor material.

Praseodymium Carbonate (Pr2(CO3)3):

Praseodymium carbonate is an important raw material for producing praseodymium oxide and other praseodymium compounds.

Rare Earth Metals

Rare Earth Oxides

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Rare Earth Fluoride

Rare Earth Chloride

Rare Earth Iodide

Rare Earth Bromide

Rare Earth Hydroxide

Rare Earth Acetate