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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF URANIUM BY CHEMICAL METHODS

M. Ördögh, Mátyás Fodor

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A survey is given of the precipitation separation, complex formation, solvent extraction, evaporation, electrolytic separation, and ion exchange problems in the analytical chemistry of uranium, including gravimetric and fluoroscopic determination. (R.V.J.)

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A survey is given of the precipitation separation, complex formation, solvent extraction, evaporation, electrolytic separation, and ion exchange problems in the analytical chemistry of uranium, including gravimetric and fluoroscopic determination. (R.V.J.)

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A survey is given of the precipitation separation, complex formation, solvent extraction, evaporation, electrolytic separation, and ion exchange problems in the analytical chemistry of uranium, including gravimetric and fluoroscopic determination. (R.V.J.)

Key concepts: Uranium, Gravimetric analysis, Solvent extraction, Evaporation, Chemistry, Precipitation, Extraction (chemistry), Ion exchange

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