Separation of Zirconium-95, 97 and Niobium-95, 97 from Fission Product-Mixtures and Irradiated Uranium by an Extraction Method using 8-Quinolinol
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An 8-quinolinol-extraction method has been applied to separate <SUP>95</SUP>Zr-<SUP>95</SUP>Nb or <SUP>95</SUP>Nb from fission product mixtures and/or irradiated uranium. Radiochemically pure nuclides can be separated simply and rapidly from either origin. In the separation of <SUP>95</SUP>Zr-<SUP>95</SUP>Nb, the extraction is made from a solution of pH 4.5 to 5.5, containing acetate as masking agent. <SUP>95</SUP>Nb is extracted from a solution of pH 4.8 to 5.2, containing fluoride as masking agent, in the presence of uranium. <SUP>95</SUP>Nb can be separated from <SUP>95</SUP>Zr and other fission products by extraction from a solution of pH 5.3 to 8, containing EDTA as masking agent. In these cases, after the first extraction, the chloroform solution should be washed with water to remove any remaining extraneous uranium or fission products. The addition of a small quantity of sulfite is required to prevent the extraction of <SUP>108</SUP>Ru.<BR>The method can be also used for the separation of the short-lived nuclides, <SUP>97</SUP>Zr-<SUP>97</SUP>Nb or 97Nb, from irradiated uranium.
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著者
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MOTOJIMA Kenji
Division of Chemistry, O-arai Research Establishment, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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BANDO Shoji
Division of Research, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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YOSHIDA Hideyo
Division of Research, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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HASHITANI Hiroshi
Division of Research, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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