| dc.description.abstract | This experiment is designed to demonstrate the technique of radiochemical separation of materials. The single-stage separation
factors for boron isotopes between an ion- exchange resin and
external solution were determined, using an ion- exchange
breakthrough process. A mixture of uranium and copper sulphate solutions are passed through an ion exchange column. 10 % w/v
of uranyl sulphate solution, 10 % w/v of ammonium hydroxide, in
addition to 10 % v/v of hydrochloric acid and 1% w/v of silver
nitrate solution were used as an elutes. The separation of these
elements from a large number of diverse elements was effected
either by selective sorption or selective elution with water or
specific elutes. The samples were measured using gamma-ray
spectroscopy. The results indicate that 16.1% of uranium complex
anion was stayed in the resin. | en_US |
