Abstract
ALTHOUGH Botti1 studied the adsorption on activated carbon of members of the rare earth group, and Croatta2 and others3 have examined chromatographical methods of their separation, the investigations of these workers have been confined to rare earth ions as such.
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Atti X° Congr. Intern. Chim., 3, 406 (1939).
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Ricerca Sci., 12, 157 (1941).
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Erametso et al., Chem. Zentr., 1, 2387 (1943); 1, 2568 (1942).
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Helv. Chemica Acta, 27, 1479 (1944).
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