The bismuth contents of some rare-earth minerals, notably gadolinite

Details The bismuth contents of some rare-earth minerals, notably gadolinite The bismuth contents of some rare-earth minerals, notably gadolinite

Mar 1969

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 33, Issue 3, pp.417-420

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Bi has been estimated spectrochemically in 29 specimens of gadolinite; it varies from 12 to 262 ppm and averages at 63 ppm. The presence of distinct traces of Bi in gadolinite is evidently due to the ability of Bi 3+ to replace rare earth cations in the gadolinite structure. Some approximate observations have also been made on the Bi concentration in other rare earth minerals and in apatite.

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