X-ray Fluorescent Determination of Lanthanum, Cerium, Praseodymium, and Neodymium in Plain Carbon and Low Alloy Steels
Kiichi NARITA, Tetsuo Matsumura, Renpei MOROOKA, Naomi Kotani, Takeshi K. Goto
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Kiichi NARITA, Tetsuo Matsumura, Renpei MOROOKA, Naomi Kotani, Takeshi K. Goto
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An illvestigation was ulldertaken to determine four rare earth elements (La, Ce, Nd, and Prj in the range of 0.005 to 0.i5° 0 by lhe X-ray fluorescent s/JectrometIY .i n the absence qf reliable stalldards , tlze glass bead teclznique for irregularly sha/Jed samples such as drillings was deve/o/Jed.R are earllz elements were precipitated as the fluorides after dissolving 5 g of the sample in sulfuric acid, the filtered fluorides were tlzen ignited to oxides, mixed with sodium tetraborate, and melted to prepare tlze g lass beads.The glass bead method ensured a precision qf less lhan 2% of the amount /Jresen t.A good agreemellt was obtained betweell the chemical and X -ray remits.The advantages of the method were tlze facility oj Ihe construction of an allalytical curve by usillg chemical reagents, the absence 'Ii illierelemellial eifecls becau se of the se/Jaration oj rare earlh elelllenis.and the versatilil)' to be aP/Jlicable to other materials wilh minor modifications.The slalldard sam/Jles oj low alio)' steels for lhe direct metal disk technique were furthermore prepared and a conventional procedure was taken w ilh sati.ifactOlY results.
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An illvestigation was ulldertaken to determine four rare earth elements (La, Ce, Nd, and Prj in the range of 0.005 to 0.i5° 0 by lhe X-ray fluorescent s/JectrometIY .i n the absence qf reliable stalldards , tlze glass bead teclznique for irregularly sha/Jed samples such as drillings was deve/o/Jed.R are earllz elements were precipitated as the fluorides after dissolving 5 g of the sample in sulfuric acid, the filtered fluorides were tlzen ignited to oxides, mixed with sodium tetraborate, and melted to prepare tlze g lass beads.The glass bead method ensured a precision qf less lhan 2% of the amount /Jresen t.A good agreemellt was obtained betweell the chemical and X -ray remits.The advantages of the method were tlze facility oj Ihe construction of an allalytical curve by usillg chemical reagents, the absence 'Ii illierelemellial eifecls becau se of the se/Jaration oj rare earlh elelllenis.and the versatilil)' to be aP/Jlicable to other materials wilh minor modifications.The slalldard sam/Jles oj low alio)' steels for lhe direct metal disk technique were furthermore prepared and a conventional procedure was taken w ilh sati.ifactOlY results.
Key concepts: Praseodymium, Cerium, Lanthanum, Neodymium, Alloy, Lanthanide, Materials science, Fluorescence