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The sorption of144Ce(III) and of147Pm(III) on hydrated iron sesquioxide suspension and the sorption of144Ce(III) on hydrated iron sesquioxide in a laboratory column were studied. The dependence of the sorption on pH and time, the sorption isotherm, the temperature-dependence of sorption, and the effects of ionic strength on sorption and desorption were determined under static conditions. The maximum sorptions of144Ce(III) and147Pm(III) were reached at pH=7.4 (Kd=8.9·105) and pH=9.1 (Kd=6.2·105), respectively.
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Kepák, F., Nuderová, M. & Kaňka, J. Sorption of144Ce(III) and147Pm(III) on hydrated iron sesquioxide. J. Radioanal. Chem. 14, 325–333 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02516596
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