Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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Volume 241: Issue 3
Modelling and simulation of sorption selectivity in the bentonite-HCO3−−CO32−−233U(VI) species system
Authors:
K. ŠtambergCzech Technical University Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Department of Nuclear Chemistry Břehová 7 11519 Praha 1 Czech Republic

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J. ŠkrkalCzech Technical University Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Department of Nuclear Chemistry Břehová 7 11519 Praha 1 Czech Republic

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P. BenešCzech Technical University Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Department of Nuclear Chemistry Břehová 7 11519 Praha 1 Czech Republic

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K. ChalupskáCzech Technical University Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Department of Nuclear Chemistry Břehová 7 11519 Praha 1 Czech Republic

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D. VopálkaCzech Technical University Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Department of Nuclear Chemistry Břehová 7 11519 Praha 1 Czech Republic

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Pages:
487–492
Online Publication Date:
10 Apr 2006
Publication Date:
17 Sep 1999
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02347202
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Abstract  

A surface complexation model, the so-called diffuse double layer model (DLM), was used in the description of the multicomponent system consisting of Czech sodium bentonite SABENYL and synthetic granitic water spiked with233U(VI). The experimental data were evaluated and the characteristic parameters, e.g., the equilibrium constants of all the reactions considered, were obtained and used for the numerical simulation of sorption selectivity of the uranium in relation to the total carbonate concentration. The values of separation factors indicate that the selectivity of uranium sorption in such multicomponent systems can depend not only on the pH and composition of both phases, but also on the phase ratio and starting concentrations of participating components.

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0236-5731
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1588-2780

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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