1984
DOI: 10.1016/0143-148x(84)90048-x
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The release of tritiated water from Cobalt(II) exchanged 4A zeolite into surrounding water

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“…The membrane could be fully saturated by placing in a desiccator with ammonium chloride solution containing tritium for 14 days at ambient temperature. 9 Another approach to increase the preferential diffusion of HTO is to vary the self-diffusion coefficient of water in zeolite pores by incorporating cations such as cobalt or cesium (Co 2+ , Cs + ). According to the literature, 9 diffusion coefficient of water can be tuned by several orders of magnitude when the zeolite structure was exchanged with other cations mentioned above.…”
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“…The membrane could be fully saturated by placing in a desiccator with ammonium chloride solution containing tritium for 14 days at ambient temperature. 9 Another approach to increase the preferential diffusion of HTO is to vary the self-diffusion coefficient of water in zeolite pores by incorporating cations such as cobalt or cesium (Co 2+ , Cs + ). According to the literature, 9 diffusion coefficient of water can be tuned by several orders of magnitude when the zeolite structure was exchanged with other cations mentioned above.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9 Another approach to increase the preferential diffusion of HTO is to vary the self-diffusion coefficient of water in zeolite pores by incorporating cations such as cobalt or cesium (Co 2+ , Cs + ). According to the literature, 9 diffusion coefficient of water can be tuned by several orders of magnitude when the zeolite structure was exchanged with other cations mentioned above. This is based on the hypothesis that one should expect slower diffusion of water when monovalent cation such as Na + is replaced with smaller divalent cation such as Co 2+ .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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