| The neutron, meanwhile, blunders around until it runs into a gadolinium atom. |
| However, they had enough old Federation-period textbooks still in microprint to know what could be done with gadolinium. |
| With reference to section 4.1.1 of CMD 08-M29 regarding a decrease in gadolinium in Unit 7 of the Ontario Power Generation Inc. |
| Patients with frequent relapses often exhibit new lesions after enhancement with gadolinium, indicating focal breakdown of the blood-brain barrier. |
| Because of its neutron-absorption capacity, gadolinium is used in the manufacture of control rods for nuclear power plants. |
| A year later Charles Galissard de Marignac in Geneva found a further earth in this substance, which Lecoq isolated in 1886 and called gadolinium. |
