Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Radioactive – Uranium compound
Patent
1991-08-13
1993-05-04
Lewis, Michael
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Radioactive
Uranium compound
423259, 423489, 423490, 423500, 423DIG10, C01B 720, C01B 908, C01G 4306, C01G 4301
Patent
active
052079996
ABSTRACT:
A compound MF.sub.n, where M is a metal and n is the valency of the metal and has a value between 1 and 6, is subjected to a thermal plasma at a temperature in excess of 3000 K to dissociate it into the metal and fluorine. Also present in the reactor is an added reactant that will react with the metal or the fluorine to prevent their recombination so that there is formed fluorine gas or a fluoride other than the fluoride of the metal M.
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Boulos Maher I.
Burk Robert C.
Garratt Dennis G.
Huczko Andrzej
Zawidzki Tadeusz W.
Cameco Corporation
Lewis Michael
Lund Valerie
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