Zirconium isotope separation process

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

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2041572, 20415722, 423 70, B01D 5934, B01D 1100, C01G 2500

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ABSTRACT:
The zirconium 91 isotope is separated from zirconium by a photo-assisted extraction process wherein a first solution is formed of a first solvent, scavenger and zirconium compound, which compound reacts with the scavenger when exposed to light, and while irradiating the first solution to form a zirconium reaction product, contacting the same with a second solvent that is immiscible with the first solvent and is a preferential solvent for the zirconium reaction product, with the reaction product transferred to the second solution, and the two solutions then separated. An acidic aqueous media is preferred as the first solvent, with excess acid used to provide anions that act as the scavenger.

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