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Gadolinium
About
Gadolinium is a Rare Earth Element and is highly toxic, magnetically reactive and can absorb neutrons better than any other element, including Lead, has a shiny metallic luster with a slight yellowish tint. Gadolinium 152 is the only naturally occurring radioactive isotope, though man-made Gd153 is also radioactive. Gadolinium is one of 15 Rare Earth Elements and though called a Rare Earth, it is not so rare. It is more common than Uranium, but less common than Lead. It is used in nuclear reactor control rods, nuclear warheads, CRT phosphors, Microwave ovens and Catalytic converters.
Instead of writing more on what is basically an introduction to Gadolinium, we've decided to link this page to our associate's web site. Sharon Williams has been a long time advocate for the Gadolinium Toxic and has even spoken before the FDA's panel on GBCAs. She has written an excellent introduction to Gadolinium that you can access here : https://gadoliniumtoxicity.com/background/gadolinium/.
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David A. Walton
Chemically Speaking:
Gadolinium is a Rare Earth Metal. One of the Lanthanide Series on the Periodic Table, it bears the Atomic Number 64 under the Symbol Gd.
Its Atomic Mass is 157.25, heavier than Lead's 106.42, but lighter than Gold's 196.97