2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2ja00188h
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Direct determination of lanthanides by LIBS in REE-rich ores: comparison between univariate and DoE based multivariate calibrations with respect to spectral resolution

Abstract: Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was used to detect rare-earth elements (REEs) – Ce, La, Nd, Pr, Sm – in ores. The problems of significant overlapping of REE lines in LIBS...

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“…The LOD for La was 7.2 ppm. A specially designed set of calibration standards was employed 203 for the direct LIBS determination of lanthanides in REE-rich niobium and uranium ores. The content of each REE in the calibration set covered two orders of magnitude and analytical lines were selected through thermodynamic modelling of the LIBS spectra.…”
Section: Analysis Of Geological Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The LOD for La was 7.2 ppm. A specially designed set of calibration standards was employed 203 for the direct LIBS determination of lanthanides in REE-rich niobium and uranium ores. The content of each REE in the calibration set covered two orders of magnitude and analytical lines were selected through thermodynamic modelling of the LIBS spectra.…”
Section: Analysis Of Geological Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 However, both techniques require complex and timeconsuming sample preparation and equipment, therefore, cannot be used for rapid analysis outside the laboratory. 6 Direct determination of REEs without sample decomposition is possible using several techniques, such as laser ablation with ICP-MS, 7,8 instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA), 9,10 X-ray uorescence in wavelength dispersive mode (WDXRF) 11,12 and energy dispersive one (EDXRF), 12,13 laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), 14,15 etc. Geochemical exploration with sample sorting in situ requires the semi-quantitative determination of REEs using handheld/portable spectral systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…47 There are several approaches to construct DoE, among them: (1) full factorial design, 48 requiring excessive number of samples to cover all possible relations of concentrations of analytes to completely ll the hyperspace; (2) fractional factorial design, 49 which can reduce the number of required experiments; (3) an orthogonal matrix design proposed by Brereton and successfully used by Shulyumova et al 50 to solve a problem of line overlapping (e.g., As/Pb characteristic lines) common for total reection X-ray uorescence (TXRF); 51 (4) the uniform distribution of experimental points in a multidimensional space developed by Kirsanov et al 52 to analyze lanthanides in aqueous solutions using TXRF; 53 (5) Latin hypercube sampling, rst proposed by McKay et al, 54 which allowed us to construct DoE with extremely low correlation (<0.03) between any pair of ve REEs and applied to XRF and LIBS analysis of REE-rich ores. 12,14 Therefore, our study aims to close the gap on the evaluation of the potential of the handheld LIBS (SciAps Z-300, USA) as a tool for quantication of major REEs (lanthanum and cerium) in real REEs-rich niobium and uranium ores of geological origin with the use of multivariate PLS regression with the aim of developing strategy of the rapid screening analysis. In order to make sure that we avoid systematic errors in the results of the PLS regression we utilized the DoE previously described by us 12,14 to determine several REEs (Ce, La, Nd, Pr, Sm) in ores by laboratory XRF and LIBS systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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