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Lundblad, Gunnar; Sillén, Lars Gunnar

doi:10.3891/acta.chem.scand.03-0305b

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“…[1,2,13] Their relative concentration to each other is optimized for high iodate (IO 3 -) and iodide (I -) uptake in aqueous solutions, and minimized leachability of the iodine compound. They were identified through comparisons to their powder X-ray diffraction patterns and information gathered from the literature.…”

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“…[1][2][3][4][5][6] In particular, the researchers focused on the subtle yet related differences in the topography of the bismuth oxide layers and the stacking around the iodine complexes located between the layers. [1][2][3][4][5][6] In particular, the researchers focused on the subtle yet related differences in the topography of the bismuth oxide layers and the stacking around the iodine complexes located between the layers.…”

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In-situ Formation of Bismuth-Based Iodine Waste Forms

2007

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We investigated the synthesis of bismuth oxy-iodide and iodate compounds, in an effort to develop materials for iodine recovery from caustic waste streams and/or final waste disposal if repository conditions included ambient conditions similar to those under which the iodine was initially captured. The results presented involve the in-situ crystallization of layered bismuth oxide compounds with aqueous dissolved iodine (which resides as both iodide and iodate in solution). Although single-phase bismuth oxy-iodide materials have already been described in the context of capturing radioiodine, our unique contribution is the discovery that there is a mixture of Bi-O-I compositions, not described in the prior work, which optimize both the uptake and the degree of insolubility (and leachability) of iodine. The optimized combination produces a durable material that is suitable as a waste form for repository conditions such as are predicted at the Yucca Mountain repository (YMP) or in a similar type of repository that could be developed in coordination with iodine production via Global Nuclear Energy Program (GNEP) production cycles.

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In-situ Formation of Bismuth-Based Iodine Waste Forms

2007

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“…2 Because of the frequency of associated voiding disorders in children with VUR and febrile UTIs, all patients with this combination warrant stringent evaluation for voiding and bowel dysfunction. This association is an important one for clinicians to understand.…”

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Voiding Abnormalities in Children with Vesicoureteral Reflux

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2011

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“…The numerical treatment was developed using the programs ESAB2M,2 BSTAC,29 and the NYTIT 30 version of LETAGROP. 31 In a first approach to the stoichiometry and the values of the protonation constants a graphical treatment was carried out by means of function Zapplied to equation (4). 32 This function can be defined as the average number of ligands bound to the central ion [equation ( 6)].…”

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