2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1ja00302j
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Simultaneous measurement stable and radiogenic Nd isotopic compositions by MC-ICP-MS with a single-step chromatographic extraction technique

Abstract: Removing the interferences such as Ce on Nd isotopes during column chemistry is hardly achieved due to their similar properties. In this study, we established a simple but efficient Nd...

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“…8 Generally, Ce and Nd in natural rocks are purified by completely different methods, including four elution schemes (Table 1): (1) the classical two column AG50W + LN, 36,39,40 tandem column TRU + LN I 8,41,42 or TRU + LN II; 43,44 (2) α-HIBA technique; 3,31,45,46 (3) the NaBrO 3 method, also called liquid–liquid micro-extraction (LLME); 2,47–51 (4) the single TODGA resin column. 52–55 For the elution scheme (1), this method has not been applied to the study of Ce and Nd stable isotopes because 100% yield with perfect Ce–Nd separation is not achieved well (see Table S1 in Bai et al 55 ). For example, Pin and Gannoun 43 presented a triple tandem column extraction for the isolation of highly purified Nd, but the chemical recoveries were between 80% and 90% in natural rocks.…”
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“…8 Generally, Ce and Nd in natural rocks are purified by completely different methods, including four elution schemes (Table 1): (1) the classical two column AG50W + LN, 36,39,40 tandem column TRU + LN I 8,41,42 or TRU + LN II; 43,44 (2) α-HIBA technique; 3,31,45,46 (3) the NaBrO 3 method, also called liquid–liquid micro-extraction (LLME); 2,47–51 (4) the single TODGA resin column. 52–55 For the elution scheme (1), this method has not been applied to the study of Ce and Nd stable isotopes because 100% yield with perfect Ce–Nd separation is not achieved well (see Table S1 in Bai et al 55 ). For example, Pin and Gannoun 43 presented a triple tandem column extraction for the isolation of highly purified Nd, but the chemical recoveries were between 80% and 90% in natural rocks.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The incomplete Nd yield during chemical separation will result in mistaken information for stable Nd isotopic analyses when not using a double spike. 31,55 For the elution scheme (2), in an original paper, Tanaka and Masuda 3 presented a protocol for Ce separation using cation-exchange column chromatography with an α-HIBA reagent. This method was subsequently applied by several researchers to separate Nd.…”
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