Separation of curium and americium traces by displacement complexing chromatography in the presence of separating ions: 3. Influence of the nature ofholding ion on separation of curium and americium during elution with nitrilotriacetic acid solution
Ea. Chuveleva et al., Separation of curium and americium traces by displacement complexing chromatography in the presence of separating ions: 3. Influence of the nature ofholding ion on separation of curium and americium during elution with nitrilotriacetic acid solution, RADIOCHEMIS, 41(5), 1999, pp. 471-473
The efficiency of separation of curium and americium by elution with a nitr
ilotriacetic acid solution was studied as influenced by the nature of holdi
ng ion (Ni, Zn). The use of the Zn form of KU-2 resin instead of the Ni for
m considerably deteriorates the quality of separation of curium from americ
ium. To reach the complete separation on the Zn form, the greater number of
separation bands and the smaller amount of cadmium introduced into the sys
tem are required.