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Title:
THE APPLICATION OF SOME ION EXCHANGE THEORIES TO THE ADSORPTION OF TRACE ELEMENTS
Author(s):
Subject Terms:
CERIUMCESIUMION EXCHANGE - THEORYPLUTONIUM (IV) IONS - ION EXCHANGESEPARATION PROCESSES AND PROCEDURESSTRONTIUM
Document Location:
DOE Public Reading Room - Hanford Battelle P.O. Box 999 MS H2-53 Richland WA 99352 (509)372-7443
Document Type:
REPORT
Publication Date:
1954 Aug 18
Declassification Date:
1956 Aug 31
Declassification Status:
Declassified
Document Pages:
46
Accession Number:
RL-1-360533
Document Number(s):
HW-32461-TH
Originating Research Org.:
GE - HAPO
OpenNet Entry Date:
2004 Jan 09
OpenNet Modified Date:
2015 Aug 14
Description/Abstract:
BREAKDOWN CURVES AND DISTRIBUTION RATIOS WERE OBTAINED EXPERIMENTALLY FOR THE ADSORPTION OF PU(IV), CS, SR, AND CE AS TRACE ELEMENTS FORM A UNH-HNO3 MATRIX SYSTEM ONTO DOWEX 50 RESIN AT SEVERAL COLUMN LENGHTS AND FLOW RATES. THE EXCHANGE ZONE METHOD OD MICHAELS, THE PLATE THEORY OF HERMANN, MAYER, AND TOMPKINS, AND THE KINETIC DIFFUSION DESIGN THEORY OF VERMUELEN AND HIESTER WERE APPLIED TO THE DATA OBTAINED.