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Method of separating and purifying cesium-131 from barium carbonate

CA 2576907 C · Owner: Swanberg, David J. · Inventors: Swanberg, David J.; Bray, Lane Allan; Brown, Garrett N.

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There is described a method for purifying Cs-131. The method comprises the steps of: (a) dissolving neutron-irradiated barium comprising barium and Cs- 131, in a , first solution comprising an acid whereby the barium and Cs-131 are dissolved in the , first solution; (b) adding the first solution to a second solution comprising carbonate, under conditions of rate of addition and mixing sufficient to precipitate the barium as a , solid, whereby the Cs-131 remains dissolved in the combined solution of the first and , second solutions; and (c) separating the solids from the combined solution containing the , Cs 131, thereby purifying the Cs-131.

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  • Filed July 27, 2005 and granted April 22, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 27, 2025.
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FiledJuly 27, 2005
GrantedApril 22, 2014
Term endedJuly 27, 2025
Patent numberCA 2576907 C
Classification (IPC)G21G4/08 +1 more

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