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A Potentially Positive Use for Gadolinium?

September 20th, 2007 · No Comments

Gadolinium has come under scrutiny in recent years regarding its use to aid doctors in analyzing MRI’s and MRA’s, particularly regarding its potential dangers associated with patients who have kidney problems. However, gadolinium is an element that appears on the Periodic Table, which means that scientists are constantly looking for new ways to make use of its natural properties.

That constant search may have led to a recent breakthrough, according to a piece published recently by Science Daily. In the report, we are told that gadolinium is proving to be a major help in the development of environmentally-friendly refrigeration technologies.

“Magnetic refrigeration is a clean technology that uses magnetic fields to manipulate the degree of ordering (or entropy) of electronic or nuclear magnetic dipoles in order to reduce a material’s temperature and allow the material to serve as a refrigerant. New materials for refrigeration based on gadolinium-germanium-silicon alloys display a giant magnetocaloric effect due to unusual coupling between the material’s magnetism and chemical structure.”

Perhaps this could lead to gadolinium finding a “home” within the scientific community, but only time will tell. If you’ve been injured as a result of having gadolinium in your system, contact the gadolinium lawyers at Williams Kherkher today to schedule a free initial consultation. You can do so either by calling us toll-free at (866) 950-9000.

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