1965
DOI: 10.1524/ract.1965.4.1.9
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The Effect of Temperature on the Extraction of Nitric Acid, Uranyl, and Plutonium Nitrates by Long Chain Tertiary Amines

Abstract: Band i, Heft 1 1965 P. R. DANESI et al., The Effect of Temperature on the Extraction of Nitric Acid 9 dann der Komplex A1F+ 2 mehr und mehr zerfallt, d. h. HF wird schließlich zur vorherrschenden Form des Fluorids in Lösung. Warum diese Prozesse erst bei sehr hohen Säurekon-zentrationen ins Gewicht fallen, bzw. ob neben den durch die Gleichungen (1) und (2) beschriebenen Austauschprozessen bei höheren Säurekonzentrationen noch andere Aufnahmeprozesse -wie z. B. durch ein Auftreten von A1(FH)+ 3 in der Austausc… Show more

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“…Uranium, both (IV) and (VI), is less extractable than plutonium/ 568,605,606) while the lanthanides exhibit an odd-even effect, explained by the alternating affinity of the elements towards the ligand/ 607 Uranium, both (IV) and (VI), is less extractable than plutonium/ 568,605,606) while the lanthanides exhibit an odd-even effect, explained by the alternating affinity of the elements towards the ligand/ 607…”
Section: Metal Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uranium, both (IV) and (VI), is less extractable than plutonium/ 568,605,606) while the lanthanides exhibit an odd-even effect, explained by the alternating affinity of the elements towards the ligand/ 607 Uranium, both (IV) and (VI), is less extractable than plutonium/ 568,605,606) while the lanthanides exhibit an odd-even effect, explained by the alternating affinity of the elements towards the ligand/ 607…”
Section: Metal Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%