Method for isotope enrichment by photoinduced chemiionization

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

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250423R, 250423P, 2041571R, B01D 5900

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ABSTRACT:
Isotope enrichment, particularly .sup.235 U enrichment, is achieved by irradiating an isotopically mixed vapor feed with radiant energy at a wavelength or wavelengths chosen to selectively excite the species containing a desired isotope to a predetermined energy level. The vapor feed if simultaneously reacted with an atomic or molecular reactant species capable of preferentially transforming the excited species into an ionic product by a chemiionization reaction. The ionic product, enriched in the desired isotope, is electrostatically or electromagnetically extracted from the reaction system.

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Zavitsanos; "Chemiionization in the Oxidation of Thorium and Uranium Vapors"; J. of Chemical Physics; vol. 59, No. 4; 08/15/73; pp. 2162-2163.

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