Isotope separation

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1980-07-11

1981-11-24

Therkorn, Ernest G.

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser

Chemical reactor

For radioactive reactant or product

210134, 210190, 210253, 210264, 422111, 422903, B01J 4900, B01D 5930

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active

043024246

ABSTRACT:
An isotope separation apparatus comprises a plurality of independent developing units, each comprising 2 to 20 adsorbent-packed columns forming a continuous developing circuit or passageway, and the developing units are connected to at least one common main pipe for supplying an isotope mixture solution, a regenerating agent solution, or an eluent solution. Also, in a further embodiment the developing units are connected to common liquid-discharge main pipes.
The separation or concentration of isotopes such as uranium isotopes, nitrogen isotopes, boron isotopes, etc., is performed by continuously developing the isotope mixture solution passed through the individual adsorbent-packed columns successively in each developing units.

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Spedding, F. H. et al., "A Laboratory Method of Separating Nitrogen Isotopes by Ion Exchange", J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 77:6125-6132, 1955.

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