We've got tantalum to thank for making our mobiles so easy to lose. It's this element that's allowed them to evolve from the house bricks of the nineteen eighties to the Star-trek style communicators ...

They power our mobility and energy generation, which is why there are hundreds of commercial applications for metals, with ...

Tantalum capacitors rely on a unique characteristic of tantalum: the element tends to naturally form a non-conductive oxide surface layer which functions as the capacitor's dielectric. Because this ...

Tantalum superconducting material shows great promise for making qubits. When an oxide layer forms on the surface of tantalum ...

Multispectral analysis targeting niobium mineralisation at Equador project in Brazil has identified 30 targets Fieldwork has ...

A metal alloy composed of niobium, tantalum, titanium ... made of one main metal mixed with small quantities of other elements, but RHEAs and RMEAs are made by mixing near-equal quantities ...

Researchers have discovered an extraordinary metal alloy that won’t crack at extreme temperatures due to kinking, or bending, ...

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So there we have rubidium, the explosive red element number 37 in the periodic table. And John Whitfield will be explaining why we have tantalum to thank the next time we play the latest computer ...

After its business combination agreement with Strategic Minerals Corp. is completed, IberAmerican Lithium Corp. plans to ...