1952
DOI: 10.1039/jr9520003517
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673. The separation of isotopes by fractional distillation. Part II. Determination of parameters from production data. Value of the unit process separation factor for the H216O–H218O system

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“…The vapour pressure of water enriched in heavy isotopes of oxygen has been investigated many times, mostly to obtain values of the relative volatility a* using the Rayleigh distillation method 1, 1 6 9 18,22, 25 or high efficiency distillation c0lumns.3~ 4, 8,17,20,23 These methods are of limited precision and may suffer from appreciable systematic errors.…”
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“…The vapour pressure of water enriched in heavy isotopes of oxygen has been investigated many times, mostly to obtain values of the relative volatility a* using the Rayleigh distillation method 1, 1 6 9 18,22, 25 or high efficiency distillation c0lumns.3~ 4, 8,17,20,23 These methods are of limited precision and may suffer from appreciable systematic errors.…”
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“…The low natural abundance of 18 O, energy extensive distillation processes and difficult production processes of [ 18 O]H 2 O (Dostrovsky et al, 1952a;Dostrovsky et al, 1952b) make this target compound rare and expensive.…”
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