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Demand to use gadolinium (Gd) in detectors is increasing in the field ofelementary particle physics, especially neutrino measurements and dark mattersearches. Large amounts of Gd are used in these experiments. Therefore, toaccess the impacts of Gd onto the environments, it is becoming important tomeasure the baseline concentrations of Gd in the environments. The measurementof the baseline concentrations, however, is not easy due to interferences byother elements. In this paper, a method for measuring the concentrations ofrare earth elements including Gd is proposed. In the method, an inductivelycoupled plasma-mass spectrometry is utilized after collecting the dissolvedelements in chelating resin. Results of the ability to detect anomalousconcentrations of rare earth elements in river water samples in the Kamioka andToyama areas are also reported.

Development of a method for measuring rare earth elements in the environment for future experiments with gadolinium loaded detectors