A filtration-free method of processing uranium ores

Laskorin, B.N.; Vodolazov, L. I.; Tokarev, N. N.; Vyalkov, V. I.; Goldovina, V. A.

doi:10.1007/bf01117956

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“…The completeness of the REE sorption, within the excess HNO 3 content of 70…100 g/dm 3 , does not depend on acidity. At the same time, at acidity less than 40 g/dm 3 of HNO 3 , the precipitation of REE phosphate occurs, which leads to their losses [9].…”

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Purification of Rare Earth Elements From Thorium, Uranium, and Radioactive Isotopes

Mukhachev¹,

Yelatontsev²,

Kharytonova³

2021

Problems of Atomic Science and Technology

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This article presents the results of industrial tests of the technology of sorption, precipitation and extraction purification of the concentrate of rare earth elements (REE) from radioactive decay products of the uranium and thorium series. It has been shown that the combination of sorption, selective precipitation, and extraction processes makes it possible to effectively purify REE from U, Th, Po, Ra, RaD, and Ac and to obtain radiation-safe nitrogencontaining solutions for the production of fertilizers and individual REE.

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