THE DETERMINATION OF RARE EARTHS IN URANIUM DIOXIDE
Dale LeRoy Smith, K.E. Smith
Abstract
Dale LeRoy Smith, K.E. Smith
Abstract
The rare earths together with other impurities are separated from the sample chromatographically on a cellulose column. After the cellulose is ashed, the rare earths are concentrated by coprecipitation with calcium as oxalate and finally with iron as hydroxide and are determined spectrographically by a modification of an iron flux method. (AERE-AM-46.) (auth)
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The rare earths together with other impurities are separated from the sample chromatographically on a cellulose column. After the cellulose is ashed, the rare earths are concentrated by coprecipitation with calcium as oxalate and finally with iron as hydroxide and are determined spectrographically by a modification of an iron flux method. (AERE-AM-46.) (auth)
Key concepts: Chemistry, Coprecipitation, Oxalate, Radiochemistry, Uranium, Nuclear chemistry, Cellulose, Cerium