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Vol 158
Pages:
172-174
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Development of technologies for manufacturing sorbents for separating radionuclides from nuclear fuel waste, as well as for developing methods of radiochemical analysis and decontamination of liquid radioactive waste

Authors:
A. V. Voronina1
E. I. Denisov2
M. L. Zelenskaya3
E. S. Kudymov4
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  • 1 — Ural State Technical University
  • 2 — Ural State Technical University
  • 3 — Ural State Technical University
  • 4 — Ural State Technical University
Date submitted:
2003-08-05
Date accepted:
2003-09-19
Date published:
2004-12-15

Abstract

The technology of selective extraction of molybdenum-99 from nuclear fuel waste for scientific and medical purposes with the use of inorganic sorbents has been developed. Inorganic sorbents based on titanium and zirconium hydroxides with anion-exchange properties were synthesized, their radiation stability and sorption properties with respect to uranium and molybdenum in sulfuric acid solutions were studied. In order to obtain Mo-99 concentrate of required radionuclide purity the sorption behavior of uranium and iodine in the process of Mo-99 extraction from solution fuel was studied. Work on synthesis and study of properties of sorbents based on natural aluminosilicates suitable for decontamination of liquid radioactive waste was continued.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Radioactive waste and irradiated nuclear fuel management
Funding:

None

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