Margaret J. Martin
Abstract
The determination of uranium by atomic-absorption spectrophotometry is complicated by significant interference effects and demands critical control of fuel composition and burner adjustment. For the determination of uranium in uranium-based nickel-uranium catalysts a solvent-extraction method was used to avoid the matrix effects.
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The determination of uranium by atomic-absorption spectrophotometry is complicated by significant interference effects and demands critical control of fuel composition and burner adjustment. For the determination of uranium in uranium-based nickel-uranium catalysts a solvent-extraction method was used to avoid the matrix effects.
Key concepts: Uranium, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Spectrophotometry, Chemistry, Matrix (chemical analysis), Nickel, Materials science, Chromatography