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Nickel single atom mediated phosphate functionalization of moss derived biochar effectively enhances electrochemical uranium extraction from seawater

Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Electrochemical uranium extraction is considered a promising approach to obtain uranium resources from seawater. Here, we report an electrocatalyst composed of single-atom Ni located at R.
Huachuan Feng   +9 more
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Challenges and Opportunities of Uranium Extraction From Seawater: a Systematic Roadmap From Laboratory to Industry

Small Methods
Uranium extraction from seawater (UES) is crucial for ensuring the sustainable development of nuclear power and has seen significant advancements in recent years.
Tao Wang   +10 more
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Direct recovery of high-purity uranium from fluoride-containing nuclear wastewater via extraction materials with ensemble Lewis sites and a tandem electrochemical device.

Water Research
Electrochemical uranium extraction from real nuclear wastewater with a high concentration of fluoride ions (F-) represents a promising strategy for the efficient treatment of radioactive wastewater and the recovery of the valuable uranium resource ...
Guo Li   +9 more
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Significantly enhanced uranium extraction by intelligent light-driven nanorobot catchers with precise controllable moving trajectory.

Journal of Hazardous Materials
Uranium, as the most essential resource for nuclear power production, provides 13% of global electricity demand, has attracted considerable attention. However, it is still a great challenge for uranium extraction from natural water like salt lakes as the
Xueping Chen   +5 more
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Layered Bio-Inorganic MXene Membranes: A Green Approach for Uranium Extraction from Seawater Using Genetically Modified E. coli.

Nano letters (Print)
With the growing demand for clean energy, efficient uranium extraction technologies are needed, especially from seawater, where uranium reserves are huge.
Xiaonan Mao   +5 more
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The extractive metallurgy of uranium

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1972
H.H. Kellogg, P. Duby
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Uranium Recovery by the Solvent Extraction Process

JOM, 1957
Mills employing the sulfuric acid leaching method for uranium have been confronted with a major problem in recovering uranium from leach solutions, but today, solvent extraction offers a new method of processing these leach solutions. During the past year, the industry has seen the operation of solvent extraction circuits at the Climax Uranium Co. mill
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The solvent extraction of uranium(IV) — II

Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry, 1973
A.M. Kiwan, R.S. Amin
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Challenges of photocatalytic extraction of uranium: a review

Chemical Synthesis
Nuclear energy, known for its low carbon emissions and high energy density, is considered one of the most promising future energy sources. However, the generation of nuclear waste and depletion of uranium resources make the development of simple, efficient, and cost-effective uranium extraction methods critical for the sustainable development of ...
Yinghui Xie   +8 more
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Advanced photocatalysts for uranium extraction: Elaborate design and future perspectives

Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 2022
Xiangke Wang, Rong He, Wenkun Zhu
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