2016
DOI: 10.21088/ija.2320.0022.5216.15
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Cadaveric Oath and Its Relevance for Students of Anatomy

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“…Two synthetic samples were prepared, the first, synthetic (1), was simulating the composition of rare earth monazite concentrate without Ce, which causes interfering effect either with conventional spectrophotometry or using the first derivative. The second, synthetic (2), constitutes only heavy rare earth elements with yttrium. Another two REE concentrate samples, sample (1), was prepared from monazite and sample (2) was prepared from xenotime.…”
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“…Two synthetic samples were prepared, the first, synthetic (1), was simulating the composition of rare earth monazite concentrate without Ce, which causes interfering effect either with conventional spectrophotometry or using the first derivative. The second, synthetic (2), constitutes only heavy rare earth elements with yttrium. Another two REE concentrate samples, sample (1), was prepared from monazite and sample (2) was prepared from xenotime.…”
Section: Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second, synthetic (2), constitutes only heavy rare earth elements with yttrium. Another two REE concentrate samples, sample (1), was prepared from monazite and sample (2) was prepared from xenotime. Both samples were measured using the advanced instrumental tool, inductively coupled plasma -optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES), and the data were gathered in Table (9).…”
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