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THE TRANSFER OF URANYL NITRATE ACROSS THE WATER-TRIBUTYL PHOSPHATE INTERFACE

L.L. Burger

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The transfer of uranyl nitrate and nitric acid across a TBP--water intenface of fixed geometry was studied. The variables considered include stirring rates, concentrations of reactants and salting agents, direction of transfer, presence of surface active agents, and temperatures. Results and conclusions are included. (J.R.D.)

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The transfer of uranyl nitrate and nitric acid across a TBP--water intenface of fixed geometry was studied. The variables considered include stirring rates, concentrations of reactants and salting agents, direction of transfer, presence of surface active agents, and temperatures. Results and conclusions are included. (J.R.D.)

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The transfer of uranyl nitrate and nitric acid across a TBP--water intenface of fixed geometry was studied. The variables considered include stirring rates, concentrations of reactants and salting agents, direction of transfer, presence of surface active agents, and temperatures. Results and conclusions are included. (J.R.D.)

Key concepts: Tributyl phosphate, Uranyl nitrate, Nitric acid, Uranyl, Chemistry, Nitrate, Phosphate, Salting out

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