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Journal Article•DOI Comparisons between cationic polyelectrolytes and nonionic polymers for the protection of palladium and platinum nanocatalysts Andrea B. R. Mayer, James E. Mark - Show less +1 more 15 Nov 1997-Journal of Polymer Science Part A 35 Citations	The effects depend strongly on the particular metal, as illustrated in this case by differences observed between palladium and platinum.
Journal Article•DOI Optical properties of heavy rare earth metals (Gd–Lu) Sapan Mohan Saini, Nirpendra Singh, Tashi Nautiyal, Sushil Auluck - Show less +3 more 01 Oct 2006-Solid State Communications 15 Citations	Our results are in good agreement with experiment for all the rare earth metals considered.
Journal Article•DOI Palladium and nickel in north-east Pacific waters Dong Soo Lee, Dong Soo Lee - Show less +1 more 01 Sep 1983-Nature 87 Citations	Significant palladium enrichment in recent sediments from the Palace Moat, Tokyo, Japan, is observed and is perhaps a consequence of palladium usage in automobiles.
Book Chapter•DOI Determination of palladium in environmental samples Michael Schuster, Michael Schwarzer, G. Risse - Show less +2 more 01 Jan 2000 30 Citations	The appearance of a distinct cross-sensitivity against nickel and palladium is remarkable.
Journal Article•DOI Separation of palladium from high level liquid waste – A review R. Ruhela, Arun K. Singh, B. S. Tomar, R.C. Hubli - Show less +3 more 05 Jun 2014-RSC Advances 51 Citations	Further, to meet the ever increasing demand for palladium in various applications, HLLW can be considered as one of the possible secondary sources of this valuable metal.
Journal Article•DOI A two-stage process of native palladium formation at low temperatures: evidence from a palladian gold nugget (Gongo Soco iron ore mine, Minas Gerais, Brazil) A. Raphael Cabral, Bernd Lehmann - Show less +1 more 01 Jun 2003-Mineralogical Magazine 21 Citations	It is proposed that native palladium forms by (1) oxidation of a pre-existent palladium mineral to a Pd-O phase, and (2) subsequent crystallization of native palladium from the Pd-O phase, by oxygen loss and dehydration.
Journal Article•DOI Adsorption of palladium on the MgO(100) surface: Dependence on the metal coverage Jacek Goniakowski 15 Jul 1998-Physical Review B 51 Citations	We find that the adsorption is the strongest for isolated palladium atoms, and that its strength decreases with growing metal coverage.

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