Method for separating a predetermined isotope of an element from

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Processes of treating materials by wave energy

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2041572, B01D 500

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050115847

ABSTRACT:
Isotopes of an element are separated using a method in which a gaseous compound containing said element is brought into a condition in which the molecules of the compound are in the ground vibrational state, and the molecules containing the pre-determined isotope are selectively excited by means of a source of radiation. The selectively excited molecules are further excited, and/or directly dissociated, using at least a second source of radiation, including at least two laser beams which are converted using so-called "four-wave mixing" in a Raman cell. One of the laser beams is a high-energy beam that is a train of very short pulses.

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