An investigation of the applicability of the new Reillex{trademark}-HPQ anion exchange resin system for technetium/rhenium and uranium in the Hanford waste tanks. Milestone 4 final report

Ashley, Kenneth R.; Ball, Jason R.; Cobb, Stephen L.; Adams, John M.; Young, David

doi:10.2172/10121970

1994

DOI: 10.2172/10121970

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An investigation of the applicability of the new Reillex{trademark}-HPQ anion exchange resin system for technetium/rhenium and uranium in the Hanford waste tanks. Milestone 4 final report

Kenneth R. Ashley¹,

Jason R. Ball²,

Stephen L. Cobb³

et al.

Abstract: September 30, I 994 ~s~w t~u n o~ OF THIS DOCUMENT IS UNLIMITED D L L DISCLAIMER Portions of this document may be illegible in electronic image products. Images are produced from the best available original document.

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An investigation of the applicability of the new Reillex{trademark}-HPQ anion exchange resin system for technetium/rhenium and uranium in the Hanford waste tanks. Milestone 4 final report

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