RECOVERY OF URANIUM FROM AQUEOUS PHOSPHATE CONTAINING SOLUTIONS

Title: RECOVERY OF URANIUM FROM AQUEOUS PHOSPHATE CONTAINING SOLUTIONS

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Inventors:: Stephan, E.F.; Lutz, G.A.

Issue Date:: 1957-06-11

Research Org.:: Originating Research Org. not identified

OSTI Identifier:: 4318799

Patent Number(s):: 2795480

Assignee:: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission DTIE; NSA-11-011500

NSA Number:: NSA-11-011500

Resource Type:: Patent

Resource Relation:: Other Information: Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-57

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: PATENTS; ACIDS; ANIONS; HYDROCHLORIC ACID; HYDROGEN PEROXIDES; ION EXCHANGE; MANGANESE OXIDES; OXIDATION; PHOSPHATES; POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS; QUANTITY RATIO; RECOVERY; RESINS; ROCKS; SODIUM HYDROXIDES; SOLUTIONS; URANIUM; URANIUM DIOXIDE; WATER

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