Chromatographic separation of zirconium isotopes with reduced wa

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ivb metal

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423 2, 423 215, 423 76, 423 73, 423DIG7, 75612, 210656, 210660, C22B 3410

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ABSTRACT:
The isotopes of zirconium can be partially or completely separated by loading an aqueous solution of an ionic compound of zirconium onto a cationic exchange resin with pentavalent phosphorus derived active groups which serves as the stationary phase of a chromatograph, eluting the compound with an aqueous acid and collecting distinct elution volumes representative of each isotope. In a preferred embodiment, the eluant is a strong mineral acid, such as hydrochloric acid and the chromatograph is of a type, such as a continuous annular chromatograph, that it can be operated in a continuous, steady state manner.

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