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RESEARCH PRODUCT
Chemical reactions in a gas-jet recoil-transport system: Continuous separation procedure for selenium and tellurium from fission products
Norbert TrautmannM. ZendelE. StenderGünter Herrmannsubject
Jet (fluid)Fission productsMaterials scienceRadiochemistryfood and beverageschemistry.chemical_elementGeneral MedicineChemical reactionRecoilchemistryNuclideNuclear ExperimentTelluriumSelectivitySeleniumdescription
Abstract Chemical selectivity in a gas-jet recoil-transport system can be achieved by chemical reactions with the carrier gas. This is demonstrated for an ethylene-nitrogen jet in which volatile species of selenium and tellurium are formed by passing the gas through a reaction zone heated to 860°C. Rapid continuous separation procedures for selenium and tellurium from fission products based on this effect are described and some decay data of the neutron-rich nuclides 85–88Se and 135–137Te obtained with these methods are given.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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1978-07-01 | Nuclear Instruments and Methods |