EXTRACTION OF URANIUM (VI) AND THORIUM (IV) FROM NITRIC ACID WITH N, N DIBUTYLOCTANAMIDE
Sun Guo, Sun Si
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Sun Guo, Sun Si
Abstract
N,N dibutyloctanamide (DBOA) was synthesized The extraction of HNO 3 with DBOA was studied and the extracted species, HNO 3·DBOA was suggested The value of extraction equilibrium constant was calculated to be 0 20 mol -2 ·L 2 Extraction of U(Ⅵ) from nitric acid solutions with DBOA in toluene has also investigated The stoichiometry of extracted species, UO 2(NO 3) 2·(DBOA) 2, was established and the extraction constant was derived to be 4 93 mol -4 ·L 4 The structure of extracted complex was discussed by the aid of IR spectra The value of the change in extraction enthalpy was calculated The experimental results indicate that DBOA can extract UO 2+ 2 efficiently from nitric acid solutions but Th 4+ and Fe 3+ poorly Therefor DBOA gives a high separation factor between uranium and thorium, which shows that this extractant is promising in the U Th fuel reprocessing
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N,N dibutyloctanamide (DBOA) was synthesized The extraction of HNO 3 with DBOA was studied and the extracted species, HNO 3·DBOA was suggested The value of extraction equilibrium constant was calculated to be 0 20 mol -2 ·L 2 Extraction of U(Ⅵ) from nitric acid solutions with DBOA in toluene has also investigated The stoichiometry of extracted species, UO 2(NO 3) 2·(DBOA) 2, was established and the extraction constant was derived to be 4 93 mol -4 ·L 4 The structure of extracted complex was discussed by the aid of IR spectra The value of the change in extraction enthalpy was calculated The experimental results indicate that DBOA can extract UO 2+ 2 efficiently from nitric acid solutions but Th 4+ and Fe 3+ poorly Therefor DBOA gives a high separation factor between uranium and thorium, which shows that this extractant is promising in the U Th fuel reprocessing
Key concepts: Thorium, Nitric acid, Uranium, Extraction (chemistry), Chemistry, Stoichiometry, Toluene, Equilibrium constant