Features of Solvent Extraction of Lanthanides and Actinides
L. Fuks, Marek Majdan
Abstract
L. Fuks, Marek Majdan
Abstract
Solvent extraction is a powerful method for lanthanide and actinide intra- and inter-group separations. Apart of the general parameters governing the extraction.f-electron elements exhibit several peculiarities of the process. Two of them are described in the paper: double-double (tetrad) effect in the lanthanide and actinide series and itinerant properties of the actinides (III) in respect to the lanthanide series, as well as the effects of inner- and outer-sphere hydration of the extracted species. Extraction chromatography is presented as the most powerful technique of the extractive separation.
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Solvent extraction is a powerful method for lanthanide and actinide intra- and inter-group separations. Apart of the general parameters governing the extraction.f-electron elements exhibit several peculiarities of the process. Two of them are described in the paper: double-double (tetrad) effect in the lanthanide and actinide series and itinerant properties of the actinides (III) in respect to the lanthanide series, as well as the effects of inner- and outer-sphere hydration of the extracted species. Extraction chromatography is presented as the most powerful technique of the extractive separation.
Key concepts: Lanthanide, Actinide, Extraction (chemistry), Solvent extraction, Chemistry, Solvent, Inorganic chemistry, Chromatography