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USE OF C-300 SYNTHETIC RESIN FOR RARE EARTHS SEPARATION

Ennio Lazzarini, R. Somigliana, Edmondo Zamorani

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The possibiiity of using C-300 ion-exchange resin for the separation of rare earths was investigated. Trivalent thulium, terbium, and europium were the ions used in the tests. From the results obtained it was concluded that the C- 300 resin can be used for the separation. The rare earths can be collected in pure form with only one cycle of elution using eiuent of pH 3.1, 3.2, or even 3.3, if the atomic numbers of the rare earths differ by a few units. (J.S.R.)

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The possibiiity of using C-300 ion-exchange resin for the separation of rare earths was investigated. Trivalent thulium, terbium, and europium were the ions used in the tests. From the results obtained it was concluded that the C- 300 resin can be used for the separation. The rare earths can be collected in pure form with only one cycle of elution using eiuent of pH 3.1, 3.2, or even 3.3, if the atomic numbers of the rare earths differ by a few units. (J.S.R.)

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The possibiiity of using C-300 ion-exchange resin for the separation of rare earths was investigated. Trivalent thulium, terbium, and europium were the ions used in the tests. From the results obtained it was concluded that the C- 300 resin can be used for the separation. The rare earths can be collected in pure form with only one cycle of elution using eiuent of pH 3.1, 3.2, or even 3.3, if the atomic numbers of the rare earths differ by a few units. (J.S.R.)

Key concepts: Terbium, Ion-exchange resin, Europium, Elution, Thulium, Rare earth, Chemistry, Atomic number

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