Magnetic properties of NdFeB-coated rubberwood composites

Hydrothermal synthesis of magnetic wood composites and improved wood properties by precipitation with CoFe2O4/hydroxyapatite

“…Hybrid wood/inorganic composites were attractive for us in applications that required multifunctional properties, and their mechanical, optical and magnetic properties, among others, have been extensively explored. [4][5][6] Numerous approaches based on sol-gel processes, vacuum impregnation, brush painting and hydrothermal methods have been developed to synthesize hybrid wood/inorganic composites, [7][8][9][10][11] however most methods were concentrated on a single-layer of inorganic particles. Saka and co-workers have reported the synthesis of wood/SiO 2 composites based on a sol-gel method and the re-resistance and photostability of the wood composites were improved.…”

Green and Sustainable Rare Earth Element Recycling and Reuse from End-of-Life Permanent Magnets

“…Thus, the coercivity of the original N48M magnet was reached at 86% (ball milled powder) and 48% (without ball milling). NdFeB magnets from electronic waste products were successfully recycled by ball milling in the study of Noodam et al [124].…”

“…It was registered that the magnetic moment and magnetization can be increased by increasing the NdFeB/lacquer ratio used for coating. An exponential NdFeB magnets from electronic waste products were successfully recycled by ball milling in the study of Noodam et al [124].…”