BARC/PUB/2012/1200

 
 

Separation of uranium from iron in ground water samples using ion exchange resins

 
     
 
Author(s)

Pulhani, V. A.; Dafauti, S.; Hegde, A. G.
(HPD)

Source

Journal of Radioanalytical & Nuclear Chemistry, 2012. Vol. 294 (2): pp. 299-302

ABSTRACT

Uranium determination in environmental samples is faced with problems due to presence of iron and other major elements. Iron is also used many a times for preconcentration of uranium and actinides. Separation of milligram quantity of Fe from microgram quantity of uranium becomes essential during the estimation step. A simple two step procedure has been standardized for separating uranium and iron using anion exchange in 0.025 M H2SO4. Quantitative recovery of uranium was obtained as well as good separation from iron. This method was applied for estimation of uranium in water samples.

 
 
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