Phosphate Conversion Behavior of FP Chlorides with Spent Electrolyte Recycling
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概要
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A phosphate conversion process has been developed to reduce the high-level radioactive waste (HLW) generated in metal-electrorefining. In this study, the results of thermodynamic phosphate conversion reaction calculations are examined experimentally. Rare Earth Element (REE) chlorides were discovered to be easily converted into phosphates. Furthermore, regarding the use of an additive in the phosphate conversion reaction, the high temperature behavior of lithium phosphate was evaluated in elucidating its thermodynamic properties.
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著者
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TAKASAKI Yasushi
Akita University
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KOFUJI Hirohide
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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MYOCHIN Munetaka
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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TERAI Takayuki
The University of Tokyo
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AMAMOTO Ippei
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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SASAKI Kazuya
The University of Tokyo
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YASUMOTO Masaru
The University of Tokyo
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