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Mo****te is a
primarily reddish-brown
phosphate mineral that
contains rare-earth elements. Due to
variability in composition,
mo****te is
considered a...
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Mo****te geochronology is a
dating technique to
study geological history using the
mineral mo****te. It is a
powerful tool in
studying the
complex history...
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Mo****te-(Ce) (CePO4) is the most
common representative of the
mo****te group. It is the cerium-dominant
analogue of
mo****te-(La),
mo****te-(Nd), and...
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Mo****te-(Sm) is an
exceedingly rare
representative of the
mo****te group, with
samarium being the
dominant rare
earth element in its structure. It is...
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britholite brockite cerite dollaseite-(Ce)
fluocerite fluorite gadolinite mo****te parisite-(Ce) parisite-(La)
stillwellite synchysite titanite wakefieldite...
- Earth's crust,
almost three times as
abundant as lead. In
minerals such as
mo****te and bastnäsite,
lanthanum composes about a
quarter of the
lanthanide content...
- This
variety of
mo****te is
typically colored bright rose-red. It is the
neodymium analogue of
mo****te-(Ce),
mo****te-(La), and
mo****te-(Sm). The group...
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earths in this
class of minerals. Bastnäsite and the
phosphate mineral mo****te are the two
largest sources of
cerium and
other rare-earth elements. Bastnäsite...
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Mo****te-(La) is a
relatively rare
representative of the
mo****te group, with
lanthanum being the
dominant rare
earth element in its structure. As such...
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abundant as
uranium in the Earth's crust, and is
chiefly refined from
mo****te sands as a by-product of
extracting rare-earth elements.
Thorium was discovered...
