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Y - Yttrium (Yttrium oxide)

Origin

China, Russia, CIS

Tariff No.

2846 9000

Quality

TREO* > 99 %
Loss on ignition < 1 %
Y2O3 / TREO* > 99.99 %
Other RE oxides < 0.01 %
Fe2O3 < 0.002 %
MgO < 0.005 %
SiO2 < 0.025 %
CaO < 0.003 %

Form

White powder.  

Packaging

1000 KG bags or 25 KG drums

Lot Size & Tolerance

5 MT (+/- 2%).

Documentation

Standard documentation, as per MMTA Consolidated Regulations, but see also Other Notes below

Weighing & Sampling

As per MMTA Consolidated Regulations

Other Notes

* Rare Earths (RE) are generally defined as Scandium, Yttrium and the series from Lanthanum – Lutetium in the periodic table. The purity of rare earth metals and compounds is traditionally reported as a percentage of all rare earths. When defining a particular material the “total rare earth metal” (TREM) or “total rare earth oxide” (TREO) contents should be stated.

Certain older CIS materials were not analysed for all rare earths and reported purities could be misleading. In such cases, an independent analysis should be provided.

Yttrium Metal Norms

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Economics and Facts

USGS (various) 

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REACH Consortia

Information will soon be available on the consortia for this metal and its compounds.

 

 

 
 

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