  Cross-sections for the proton-induced reactions on natural neodymium in
energy regions 5-10 MeV and 30-35 MeV were measured using the cyclotron U-120M
at the Nuclear Physics Institute at Rez near Prague. This measurement completes
the investigation previously done in the 10-30 MeV energy range. Results
revealed practical production thresholds and secondary maxima and minima in the
excitation functions. It allowed for more appropriate calculation of thick
target yields and production rates of many longer-lived radionuclides
potentially disturbing the search for neutrinoless double beta decay. Measured
cross-sections are consistent with our previously published data.
