White powder or solid or crystals or crystalline chunks or chunks
White chunks
Identification (ICP)
Consistent with Yttrium component
Complies
Identification (Infrared Spectrum)
Consistent with structure
Complies
Purity (Rare Earth Analysis)
99.9%
Complies
Trace Rare Earth Analysis
≤ 1500.0 ppm
12.3 ppm
Antimony
5.7 ppm
Bismuth
24.6 ppm
Cadmium
0.2 ppm
Calcium
9.3 ppm
Complexometric EDTA
26.0 - 32.3% (%Y)
26.7% (%Y)
Iron
8.5 ppm
Lead
17.7 ppm
Molybdenum
0.9 ppm
Neodymium
4.3 ppm
Palladium
5.5 ppm
Silver
10.4 ppm
Sodium
1.2 ppm
Strontium
0.1 ppm
Terbium
2.1 ppm
Ytterbium
6.0 ppm
Zinc
0.8 ppm
Zirconium
5.4 ppm
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