Rare Earth Matrix

All 17 elements—with the four magnet rare earths first.

Start with Nd, Pr, Dy and Tb, or use the full matrix to connect each element’s properties with common technologies.

Industry uses are educational · Magnes has not defined a productRead the historical update in context

All 17 elements

Choose an element to see what it does.

Filter by application, then select an element to connect its properties with typical technologies.

Choose an element to open its details below the matrix.

Nd, Pr, Dy and Tb: highlighted as magnet rare earth oxides, or MREO. Other rare earths: included for education across the full 17-element family, not as a Magnes product basket. Sc: treated separately in historical reporting context; this is not evidence of absence. Pm: radioisotope context; not a natural commercial mineral product.

An assay is not a product.

Minas Americas disclosures use defined TREO and MREO analytical terms. Analytical presence, mobilisation in a test, metallurgical recovery, separation and a saleable product are different stages. The Matrix does not imply that every element will be recovered, separated or sold.

How to use the matrix

Move from the element to its function and project context.

01Element

Atomic number, symbol and the properties that make the element useful.

02Function

The magnetic, optical, catalytic or electronic role a material can perform.

03Technology

Representative systems in which that function may be used.

04Project context

How the element appears in historical assay-table context, subject to confirmation of the controlling TREO suite.

Sources

Where the element and application information comes from.

Applications are representative rather than exhaustive. They describe industry uses of rare-earth materials, compounds or produced isotopes; they do not describe a product currently made by Magnes or establish that an element will be commercially recovered from Minas Americas.

Content review date · 2 August 2026