| Terbium and dysprosium are added to neodymium to allow it to remain magnetic at high temperatures. |
| Due to its excellent neutron-absorbing properties and high melting point, dysprosium has nuclear control applications in the nuclear industry. |
| They proposed then that you could have a new uranium fuel with dysprosium that would take away this power pulse problem. |
| With respect to the proposed use of new fuel, the Commission sought further information on the potential of dysprosium oxide to have a new impact on the environment. |
| Each segment contains small amounts of ions of relatively rare metals, such as dysprosium, thulium, and cerium, which fluoresce in different colors. |
| With this, we can produce energetic dysprosium, atomic mass 162.5, heavy enough for nuclear reactions. |
