1976
DOI: 10.2172/7232133
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Chemistry of americium

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“…Am(V) solutions are routinely prepared by the oxidation of Am (III) in the presence of alkali carbonates by electrolysis [1] or with powerful oxidants such as ozone, peroxydisulfate or hypochlorite [2], The last oxidant was used with Am (III) in 40% K 2 C0 3 solution at room temperature in experiments that initially established the pentavalent oxidation state of Am [3]. Further investigations showed the oxidation of Am(OH) 3 to Am(0H) 4 in 0.2M NaOCl (pH > 7) at ~ 90°C [4], Subsequently, it was found that Am (III) could also be radiolytically oxidized to Am(V) in concentrated K 2 C0 3 solutions without benefit of an extra oxidizing agent [5].…”
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“…Am(V) solutions are routinely prepared by the oxidation of Am (III) in the presence of alkali carbonates by electrolysis [1] or with powerful oxidants such as ozone, peroxydisulfate or hypochlorite [2], The last oxidant was used with Am (III) in 40% K 2 C0 3 solution at room temperature in experiments that initially established the pentavalent oxidation state of Am [3]. Further investigations showed the oxidation of Am(OH) 3 to Am(0H) 4 in 0.2M NaOCl (pH > 7) at ~ 90°C [4], Subsequently, it was found that Am (III) could also be radiolytically oxidized to Am(V) in concentrated K 2 C0 3 solutions without benefit of an extra oxidizing agent [5].…”
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“…The kinetic barrier to further reduction tends to stabilize Am(V), hence it is arguably the most likely candidate for developing a robust Am/Ln separation based on variation in oxidation states. A number of possible approaches to creating and stabilizing oxidized Am species are known [14] . If Am can be stabilized (even as a transient) in its various upper oxidation states, unique options are available for potential Am/Ln group separations.…”
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