On the stability of some liquid scintillator solutions

Joon, K.; Deurloo, P.A.

doi:10.1016/0020-708x(65)90059-1

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“…Reviews by KRAAK [44] and JOON and DEURLOO [45] give an idea of the variety and depth of the studies made. WALLACE and POLLOCK [41 ] at Savannah River claim to have reduced Zr, Nb and Ru extraction by TBP by the addition of macro amounts of Nb compounds to the feed and precipitation of Nb 2 O s prior to solvent extraction.…”

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A Review of the Solvent Extraction Process Chemistry of Fission Products

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1978

Radiochimica Acta

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The literature concerning the occurrence and process chemistry of fission products in the nuclear fuel cycle is reviewed. A list of troublesome fission products, including ruthenium, zirconium, niobium and iodine is given, including a description of their chemistry in nitric acid solution and brief reasons for their troublesomeness. The major solvent extraction systems used to date in reprocessing, namely: ketones, ethers, amines and neutral organophosphorus compounds are described with emphasis on their fission product decontamination performance under highly active conditions.

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Section: Fission Product Pretreatmentsmentioning

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A Review of the Solvent Extraction Process Chemistry of Fission Products

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1978

Radiochimica Acta

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“…Two studies report the effects of oxygen quenching (15,67). Quenching effects due to aliphatic alcohols (178), organic solvents (274), and cation counting systems (88,156) were investigated. Two reports concerning the effect of the purification of solvents on the efficiency of liquid scintillators were noted (298,299).…”

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