1. Plural of neodymium; the chemical element with atomic number 60, a silvery-white rare-earth metal used in magnets and alloys.
Usage: Typically used in scientific and technical contexts.; Often appears in the phrase 'neodymium magnets' (abbreviated as NdFeB magnets).

Examples

• Neodymiums are essential components in modern wind turbine generators.
• The manufacturer sources neodymiums from several countries to ensure supply chain stability.
• Neodymiums have become increasingly important in the production of electric vehicle motors.
• Scientists are researching ways to recycle neodymiums from old electronics.
• Neodymiums are among the most valuable rare-earth elements in global markets.