原子力発電所系統水中のシリカの分布

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Distribution of silica species was examined by spectrophotometric method based on the formation of molybdosilicic acid species. Ultra-microamounts of ionic (reactive) silica were determined by collection of silicomolybdenum blue compound on a nitrocellulose membrane filter. Total concentrations of silica including nonionic (polymer and colloidal) species were also determined after decomposition of unreactive silica in alkali solutions. Water in the nuclear reactor (Onagawa BWR No. 1) contained high concentration of silica (∿600 ppb) and ionic silica was found to be predominant (∿90%). In condensate system, silica contents were of a lower level (2∿6 ppb), but the ionic silica contents were comparable to others (20∿60%). The silica species appear to be brought and accumulated in the reactor from the condensate system, and then the silica species change to ionic species under high pressure and high temperature.ionic silicanonionic silicamolybdenum bluespectrophotometric methodcollection on membrane filtercooling water systemBWRdistribution of silica species
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