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...). Table 2 Table of the main interferences on the PGE in sulphide minerals. * Ruthenium Rhodium Palladium 59 Co 40 Ar + → 99 Ru + 63 Cu 40 Ar + → 103 Rh + 65 Cu 40 Ar + → 105 Pd + 61 Ni 40 Ar + → 101 Ru + 206 Pb ++ → 103 Rh + 66 Zn 40 Ar + → 106 Pd + 62 Ni...

.... Murav'yova I.V. ( 1966 ) Irarsite, a new sulpharsenide of iridium, rhodium, ruthenium and platinum . Zapiski Vsesoyuznogo Mineralogicheskogo Obshchestva , 95 , 700 – 712 [in Russian] . Gervilla F. Anguita A.S. Acevedo R.D. Hach-Ali P.F. Paniagua A. ( 1997 ) Platinum...

... of the Czech Geological Survey in Prague. Rhodium (99.99%), nickel (99.999%), and arsenic (99.999%) obtained from Sigma-Aldrich Co. were the starting materials for the synthesis. A carefully weighed sample was loaded into the high-purity silica tube and a tightly fitting silica-glass rod was placed on top...

... determination, and a Ca substitution study of the metallic rhodium oxide NaRh 2 O 4 . Chemistry of Materials , 17 , 359 – 365 . Yamaura K. Shirako Y. Kojitani H. Arai M. Young D.P. Akaogi M. Nakashima M. Katsumata T. Inaguma Y. Takayama-Muromachi E. ( 2009...

... no correction for argide interferences were introduced. Data for three different Pd isotopes agree within error and an average of the three was accepted as Pd concentration. platinum palladium rhodium tungsten molybdenum solubility silicate melt silica content contamination experiment Note...

.... , Zavyalov , E.N. & Rudashevskii , N.S. ( 1985 ): Kashinite (Ir, Rh) 2 S 3 – a new sulfide of iridium and rhodium . Zap. Vses. Mineral. Obshchest . 114 , 617 – 622 (in Russ.). Bodnar , R.J. & Student , J.J. ( 2006 ): Melt inclusions in plutonic rocks: petrography...

... of combustible gas available to the flame and reducing the chance of explosion. Synthetic crystals of platinum-rhodium alloy grown by high temperature vapor deposition (center crystal is ∼1 mm in diameter) Fast forward to the year 2007, and the impact of Davy's original discovery becomes apparent...

... spectrometry (ICP-MS), NAA has lost ground and is routinely done in only a few laboratories around the world. Judging from the small number of published analyses, the element Rh may be considered a neglected element compared with the other PGE. Rhodium has no suitable long-lived radioactive isotope for γ...

... and their behaviour during mantle melting and basalt genesis . Earth and Planetary Science Letters 198 : 63 – 76 Capobianco CJ , Drake MJ ( 1990 ) Partitioning of ruthenium, rhodium, and palladium between spinel and silicate melt and implications for platinum-group element fractionation trends...

... Velde K , Morel C , Capodaglio G , Cescon P , Scarponi G , Boutron C ( 2001 ) Greenland snow evidence of large scale atmospheric contamination for platinum, palladium, and rhodium . Environmental Science & Technology 35 : 835 – 839 Barbante C and 14...

...C. Colombo; C.J. Oates; A.J. Monhemius; J.A. Plant Abstract Platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd) and rhodium (Rh) are emitted by vehicle exhaust catalysts (VECs) and their concentrations have increased significantly in various environmental compartments, including airborne particulate matter, soil...

...Sven Karup-Møller; Emil Makovicky Abstract Phase relations in the dry condensed system Cu–Rh–S were determined at 900, 700, 540 and 500°C. At 900°C, the system contains digenite, four rhodium sulfides (Rh 17 S 15 , Rh 3 S 4 , Rh 2 S 3 and RhS ~3 ), three ternary sulfides (CuRh 2 S 4 , Cu x RhS 3+ x...