Densities and Boiling Points of Uranyl Nitrate-Nitric Acid Solutions

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Uranium Content of Uranyl Nitrate Solutions by Specific Gravity Measurement at Ambient Temperature.

“…tions have been published (1,4) for a temperature range of 10°to 90°C. with equations of correlation in terms of the specific gravity at 25°C. Previously reported work does not provide an expression for obtaining the uranium concentration of a solution directly from a specific gravity reading made at temperatures of 10°to 50°C.…”