Method for extracting and separating cesium ions from aqueous phase
A cesium ion, water phase technology, applied in the field of nuclear fuel cycle, to achieve the effect of improving extraction capacity, good application prospects, and wide application range
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[0018] Embodiment 1, extracting Cs from neutral aqueous phase containing cesium ions +
[0019] When carrying out the cesium ion extraction experiment, take 0.5ml containing a certain amount of BPC6 (purchased from Tsinghua University Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology) C n mimNTf 2 Ionic liquid (purchased from the Green Chemistry Center of Lanzhou Institute of Chemistry and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, website www.ionicliquid.org) and 0.5ml of aqueous phase containing a certain amount of cesium ions, adding tracer radioactivity to the system 134 Cs, fully mixed, oscillated, and centrifuged to separate phases, respectively take the upper and lower phases and measure the counts of the two phases with an automatic γ counter, thereby obtaining the extraction rate E or distribution ratio D.
[0020] The cesium ion-containing aqueous phase adopted in the present embodiment is neutral, and Cs + The concentration is 0.01mol / L, without other interfering ions. ...
Embodiment 2
[0026] Example 2, extracting Cs from acidic aqueous phase containing cesium ions +
[0027] The aqueous phase containing cesium ions used in this example is acidic and does not contain other interfering ions.
[0028] Using C containing BPC6 concentration of 0.015mol / L n mimNTf 2 Ionic liquids (purchased from the Green Chemistry Center of Lanzhou Institute of Chemistry and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, website www.ionicliquid.org) have different effects on Cs in aqueous phase with different acid concentrations. + ([Cs + ] is 0.01mol / L) to extract, and the results are shown in Table 2.
[0029] Table 2
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[0031] With the cesium ion extraction rate (E / %) in table 2 and the concentration of nitric acid in the aqueous phase, see figure 2 .
[0032] Depend on figure 2 It can be seen that the addition of nitric acid will make the system + The extraction performance is generally decreased. But even when the concentration of nitric acid in the aqueous ph...
Embodiment 3
[0033] Example 3, Extracting Cs from simulated high-level radioactive waste +
[0034] When carrying out the cesium ion extraction experiment, take 0.5ml containing a certain amount of BPC6 (purchased from Tsinghua University Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology) C n mimNTf 2 Ionic liquid (purchased from the Green Chemistry Center of Lanzhou Institute of Chemistry and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, website www.ionicliquid.org) and 0.5ml of aqueous phase containing a certain amount of cesium ions and other ions or compounds, adding tracer radioactivity to the system 134 Cs, fully mixed, oscillated, and centrifuged to separate phases, respectively take the upper and lower phases and measure the counts of the two phases with an automatic γ counter, thereby obtaining the extraction rate E or distribution ratio D.
[0035] The cesium ion-containing aqueous phase adopted in this embodiment (simulated high-level waste liquid, wherein [HNO 3 ]=1.3mol / L) is shown in...
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