Ion pair sites for efficient electrochemical extraction of uranium in real nuclear wastewater
Electrochemical uranium extraction from nuclear wastewater represents an emerging strategy for recycling uranium resources. However, in nuclear fuel production which generates the majority of uranium-containing nuclear wastewater, fluoride ion (F−) co ...
Tao Lin +8 more
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ABCABC Stacking‐Enabled Non‐Centrosymmetry 3R‐ZnIn2S4 Nanosheets for Piezocatalytic Uranium Extraction [PDF]
Piezoelectric materials for uranium extraction have attracted increasing attention, as they offer a self‐powered, light‐independent strategy to harness ambient mechanical energy.
Song Li +6 more
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Ocean wave-driven covalent organic framework/ZnO heterostructure composites for piezocatalytic uranium extraction from seawater. [PDF]
Piezoelectric catalysis possesses the potential to convert ocean wave energy into and holds broad prospects for extracting uranium from seawater. Herein, the Z-type ZnO@COF heterostructure composite with excellent piezoelectric properties was synthesized
Qi JX +9 more
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Uranium ingot is produced by metallothermic reduction of uranium tetrafluoride using magnesium or calcium as reductant. Presence of oxygen containing compounds viz.
Sonal Gupta +3 more
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Liquid fueled molten salt reactors (MSRs) have seen renewed interest because of their inherent safety features, higher thermal efficiency and potential for efficient thorium utilisation for power generation.
Raj Kumar +4 more
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Photoelectrochemical uranium extraction from uranium mine tailings seepage water [PDF]
Extracting uranium (U) from mine tailings seepage water can compensate the depletion of conventional U resources. However, current photocatalytic methods have intrinsic obstacles, such as the recombination of charge carriers, and the deactivation of ...
Yin, Ye +10 more
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Hierarchical triple-channel architectures unlock scalable and high-efficient uranium extraction from seawater. [PDF]
The ocean holds ~4.5 billion tons of uranium, a vast yet underexploited resource for sustainable nuclear energy. However, current seawater uranium adsorbents suffer from poor macroscale structures, limited mass transfer, and inefficient functional group ...
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Protein with twin binding sites for uranium extraction from seawater. [PDF]
The ladder step-inspired uranyl binding protein fiber with twin uranyl binding sites achieves a record-high uranium extraction capacity of 25.6 mg g−1 from seawater in terms of adsorption methods.
Zhou Q +8 more
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Creating electrochemical accessibility in covalent organic frameworks for uranium extraction via electrodeposition. [PDF]
The demand for mining metals via electrodeposition drives the need for high-performance electrodes. Traditional adsorbents are electrically insulating, limiting efficiency due to poor electrical contact.
Song Y +10 more
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Experimental study of uranium extraction from acidic wastage, functional comparison of two TOA and D2EHPA solutions [PDF]
Uranium is the most important material in the nuclear fuel cycle that produces in the various stages of uranium production and processing research and after-use in reactors, as well as laboratory researches as uranium wastage.
Ahad Ghaemi, Alireza Hemmati
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