Isolation of Strontium in Antimonates

Dmitry Zakharyevich; Yu.N. Kuryleva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.284.749

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Isolation of Strontium in Antimonates

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The results of the studies on complex oxide systems based on antimony oxide are presented with the aim to isolate strontium from radioactive wastes solutions. The compositions for experimental investigations are selected by computational screening of potentially suitable mixed oxide systems using atomistic modeling. Based on the results of experimental studies of selected compositions, methods for isolating strontium are proposed for various solutions and conditions of disposal.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 284)

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Dmitry Zakharyevich*, Yu.N. Kuryleva

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Antimonates, Antimonic Acid, Immobilization, Ion Exchange, Radioactive Waste Management, Strontium

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