The Removal of Radioactive Strontium from Aqueous Solutions by Foam Separation

Articles in the same Issue

1. The Application of Radioactivity to the Measurement of Fast Chemical Processes
2. The Reactions of Energetic Oxygen and Fluorine Atoms with Molecular Hydrogen
3. Hot Atom Chemistry of ¹⁸F in Liquid Substituted Benzenes
4. Reactions of ^34mCl and ³⁸Cl Atoms Recoiling in Liquid Halobenzenes
5. On the Preparation of ⁸²Br-Biomolecules. A Direct Bromination via Neutron Irradiated Bromates
6. ⁵⁴Fe(ϒ,2n)⁵²Fe Induced Szilard-Chalmers Effect in Ferrocene and Ferricinium Picrate
7. A Radiolytic Study on the Gas-phase Protonation of Pinacol. The First Demonstration of Pinacol Rearrangement in the Dilute Gas State
8. Radioactive Disequilibrium with Uranium, Thorium and Radium Isotopes Leached from Euxenite
9. The Removal of Radioactive Strontium from Aqueous Solutions by Foam Separation
10. Application of Radioabsorption and Microradiographic Methods for the Study of Ion Transport Processes in Photographic Paper
11. Solvent Effects in the Formation of TOPO Adducts of Europium and Terbium Tris-TTA Chelates