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The 10 pages that link to Neodymium magnet, each with the reason it gives.

• Rare-earth elementBroader topic: Neodymium magnets are a major use of rare-earth elements in motors and generators.

• LanthanideBroader topic: Neodymium’s 4f magnetism helps produce exceptionally strong compact magnets.

• BoronRelated: Boron is a constituent of the widely used Nd₂Fe₁₄B magnet phase.

• Permanent magnetBroader topic: It combines high magnetic strength with broad use in compact devices.

• Rare-earth magnetBroader topic: It is the most widely used rare-earth magnet and sets the benchmark for strength.

• Rare-earth separationBroader topic: Producing magnet-grade neodymium requires separating it from other rare earths.

• DysprosiumRelated: Dysprosium is added to some neodymium magnets to help them retain magnetism at high temperatures.

• NeodymiumBroader topic: Neodymium’s largest practical use is in these compact, powerful magnets.

• SamariumCompared with: Neodymium magnets can be stronger, while samarium–cobalt magnets generally tolerate higher temperatures and corrosion better.

• PraseodymiumRelated: Praseodymium can substitute for some neodymium in magnet alloys while retaining useful magnetic performance.