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SELECTIVE DETERMINATION OF RUTHENIUM 103 AND RUTHENIUM 106 IN EFFLUENTS AND NATURAL WATERS

J. Scheidhauer, L. Messainguiral

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ABS>Ru radioisotopes are extracted from radioactive effluents by CCl/sub 4/. The problem of destruction of certain complexes is solved. Ru/sup 103/ is discriminated from Ru/sup 106/ by a counting technique. The use of the described method for the separation of these two isotopes from natural waters is indicated. (tr-auth)

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ABS>Ru radioisotopes are extracted from radioactive effluents by CCl/sub 4/. The problem of destruction of certain complexes is solved. Ru/sup 103/ is discriminated from Ru/sup 106/ by a counting technique. The use of the described method for the separation of these two isotopes from natural waters is indicated. (tr-auth)

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ABS>Ru radioisotopes are extracted from radioactive effluents by CCl/sub 4/. The problem of destruction of certain complexes is solved. Ru/sup 103/ is discriminated from Ru/sup 106/ by a counting technique. The use of the described method for the separation of these two isotopes from natural waters is indicated. (tr-auth)

Key concepts: Ruthenium, Radiochemistry, Effluent, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Isotope, Radioactive waste, Nuclear chemistry

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