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Nuclear Science Evaluation of Speci
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ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERAT
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OPENING ADDRESS - Satoshi Sakurai,
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SESSION D Methods for Redox Speciat
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Part D: Methods for Redox Speciatio
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Workshop on E
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Speciation methods evaluated in the
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SPECIATION IMPERATIVES FOR WASTE MA
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matrices poses difficult challenges
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Table 1 lists some of the more comm
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In the complex biosphere there are
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SESSION A Methods for Trace Concent
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Introduction Experimental tests of
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complexes. As a result, fulvic acid
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possibility of selective extraction
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Table 1. Data on radiochemical anal
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Figure 1. Flowsheet of isolation of
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NANOSCOPIC SPECIATION OF AQUATIC AC
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A number of spectroscopic methods h
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Figure 4. LPAS and UV-Vis spectra o
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composite and hence it is called br
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[11] J.V. Beitz,, J.P. Hessler, “
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SPECIATION FROM PHOTON TO ION DETEC
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technique for speciation (i.e. the
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Figure 2. TRLIF spectra and lifetim
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Figure 5. ES-MS of uranium hydroxo
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[11] “Dual use of Micellar Enhanc
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Introduction The solution chemistry
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of the metal sorbed was less than 9
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For the hydrated ions without any c
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those of sorbed Cm(III) and Eu(III)
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Conclusion The luminescence propert
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[34] Graffeo, A.J., Bear, J.L., J.
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Figure 1. Luminescence decay consta
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Figure 3. Plot of the inner-sphere
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Figure 5. Distribution coefficients
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Figure 7. Dissolved fraction of Eu(
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SESSION C Methods for Empirical For
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Introduction The application of X-r
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The mica was left in the solution f
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That the GIXAS spectra of the Hf(IV
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[7] Frauenfelder, H., Steffen, R.M.
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Figure 3. Grazing incidence XAFS be
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Figure 7. Hf L3 edge GIXAFS spectra
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Introduction Nuclear magnetic reson
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ecause there is no longer an anisot
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20-30 MHz is observed for slowly tu
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[12] P. Caravan, J.J. Ellison, T.J.
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Figure 4. NMRD curves of free Gd 3+
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SESSION D Methods for Redox Speciat
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What is meant by speciation In the
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• It is non-invasive and non-pert
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Table 1. Selected absorption bands
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Figure 3. Shift in absorption edge
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Introduction Energy production reli
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then Pu in higher oxidation states
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• Reliability and reproducibility
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Conclusion Currently existing techn
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Table 1. Systems studies; the metho
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SESSION E Predictive Approach to Sp
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ACTINYL(VI) SPECIATION IN CONCENTRA
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Preparation and characterisation of
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Characterisation of solid AnO2CO3 T
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Solubility data of uranyl in carbon
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CHARACTERISATION OF OXIDE FILMS FOR
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Figure 1. Relative concentration of
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Figure 4. Schematic structure of ox
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Introduction The actinide elements
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5LI-(Me-3,2-HOPO (X=CH2 5LIO-(Me-3,
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Uranium sequestering agents Uranium
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REFERENCES [1] (a) K.N. Raymond, in
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SPECIATION OF PU(IV) COMPLEXES WITH
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will have an absorption spectrum th
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As shown in our earlier work, Eq (1
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Figure 1. Plots of log Ka-2 D(I) vs
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As demonstrated above, laser induce
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DIRECT SPECTROSCOPIC SPECIATION OF
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4 Energy relative to Pu(IV) 3 2 1 0
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Introduction In R&D on the “back
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distribution ratios of Am are not s
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Figure 1. The crystal structure of
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Table 1. Selected geometrical param
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Introduction The two important oxid
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to these two minerals. Ferrihydrite
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REFERENCES [1] J.K. Osmond and M. I
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ELECTROANALYTICAL DATA ON URANIUM,
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- system of Eq. (2), which is measu
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The following consideration indicat
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Figure 1. Coulopotentiograms for U,
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SEPARATION AND DETERMINATION OF URA
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HPEC procedure An aqueous solution
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REFERENCES [1] T. Braun, G. Ghersin
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Figure 3. Effect of pH on the reten
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Introduction Voltammetry or polarog
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voltammograms in Figures 2(a)-2(c)
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Figure 2. Voltammograms for U(VI) s
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Introduction One of the most unique
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The ∆V1/2 of anodic and cathodic
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Table 1. Half wave potential for ac
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REDOX SPECIATION OF NP IN TBP EXTRA
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Analyser). Nitric acid concentratio
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papers dealing with Np oxidation in
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Figure 2. Np distribution coefficie
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Figure 6. Np distribution coefficie
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POSTER SESSION Part E: Predictive A
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Introduction In the back-end of the
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CO2 in the solution and were calcul
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Table 1. Thermochemical cycles for
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Introduction The essence of data pr
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(sensitivity analysis). In order to
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[G15] = LOG(SUM(D15:F15)) (25) Here
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Table 2. Spreadsheet arrangement of
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Introduction Scientific studies aim
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Figure 2. Comparison of non-linear
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The analysis shows a probability of
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Internationally accepted QA/QC stan
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SUBGROUP REPORTS 357
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Advantages On-line CE-MALDI/TOF MS
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• Colloidal state: - Membrane fil
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METHODS FOR MACRO CONCENTRATION SPE
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Advantages are a complete structure
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X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy: X
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The advantages are: • A multi-ele
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[12] S. Tsutsui, M. Nakada, M. Saek
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Molecular structure Molecular struc
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The detection limit of these method
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By analysing the chemical shifts an
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Current Chemistry. No. 157, K. Yosh
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AN OVERVIEW OF ACTINIDE REDOX SPECI
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Related to this technique is comple
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Main advantages of the electrochemi
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Extraction method with use of PMBP,
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[37] W. Runde, M.P. Neu, S.D. Conra
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Reagent BaSO4 Silica gel CaCO3 Tabl
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The following sections address the
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priority and are supplemented by do
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has been addressed, albeit somewhat
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Table 1: Comparison of •G° f for
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The full range of environmental par
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[21] P.L. Brown, R.N. Sylva, “Uni
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RECOMMENDATION It was recommended t
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There should be allowance for datab
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Annex 1 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS BELGIU
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ARISAKA, Makoto Tel: +81 29 282 549
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NAGAISHI, Ryuji Tel: +81 29 282 549
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YASUOKA, Hiroshi Tel: +81 29 282 50
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RAI, Dhanpat Tel: +1 509 373 5988 P
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Participants of the Workshop on Eva
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