Journal of the Atomic Energy Society of Japan / Atomic Energy Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 2186-5256
Print ISSN : 0004-7120
ISSN-L : 0004-7120
Volume 5, Issue 12
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  • Application of the conversion process
    Takeo MURASE
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 971-979
    Published: December 30, 1963
    Released on J-STAGE: March 26, 2009
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    The new conversion refining process using high molecular weight alkylamines was developed in order to obtain directly highly purified UF4 or UO3 from ore leaching solution without the precipitation process of yellow cake. Suitable conditions for each of the extraction, conversion and stripping process were described, and also the flow diagram of this new refining process was shown.
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  • Yorio GOTOH, Toshihiro ICHIMORI, Makoto OBU, Ken YAMAMOTO
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 979-984
    Published: December 30, 1963
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    Spatial dependence of thermal neutron spectra in spherical core-reflector D2O-system was studied by using 176Lu, Mn and Dy. The sub-cadmium activation ratios of non-1/υ to 1/υ detectors were analysed instead of thermal activation ratios. A remarkable spatial change of thermal neutron spectrum was observed in a small core system.
    The good agreement was found between the experiment and the proposed theory with a effective mass, 5.0 amu, of D2O molecule.
    The infinite medium spectra also were calculated with the monoatomic gas model of effective mass, 3.6 amu and were compared with experiments. In this case also, the good agreement was obtained between the experimental valves and the theoretical ones estimated from infinite medium spectra.
    The slightly heavy effective mass obtained from analysis of the spatial distribution is discussed.
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  • Mutsumi NISHIDOI, Zenzo YOKOZEKI
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 985-989
    Published: December 30, 1963
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    A new swellingless and large particle exchanger was prepared by calcination of bentonite which belongs to a representative of montmorillonite group, and its adsorbability for strontium ion has been examined.
    The calcination is not affective to the exchange capacity up to 500°C, however, it decreases with the rise of calcination temperature above 500°C. The rate of the decrease in its capacity was maximum in the exchanger treated with sodium hydroxide. There was not found a simple relation between the concentration of acid and the rise of the capacity, on the other hand, there is a semi-logarithmic relation between the concentration of sodium hydroxide and the capacity. Only Na-form exchanger except Natural- and H-form can be used in column for the removal of strontium, because both latter have very low capacity for it.
    It is concluded that Natural-form bentonite had selectivity for cesium ion as the result of very low capacity for strontium comparing with cesium.
    However, montmorillonite is possible to have a high capacity for strontium corresponding to cesium in the treatment with sodium hydroxide.
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  • Separation factor of uranium isotopes, (2)
    Hidetake KAKIHANA, Kozo GONDA, Hitoshi SATO, Yoshihiro MORI
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 990-993
    Published: December 30, 1963
    Released on J-STAGE: March 26, 2009
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    The breakthrough experiments of U(IV) and U(VI) have been done through an anion exchange resin column of 100 cm height and 1.2 cm diameter with 8N-hydrochloric acid.
    Uranous ions gave better separation factor (0.9993) than uranyl ions (1.0000) just as in the case of cation exchange resin reported in the previous paper. The mixed solutions of uranous and uranyl ions gave much favorite separation factors (0.99920.9986), which can be explained by effective contribution of the isotope effect of electron-exchange reaction.
    235U(VI)+238U(IV)_??_238U(VI)+235U(IV)
    The whole experimental results agreed with the theoretical values derived from the following fundamental equation by assuming ke=1.002.
    ln S238235(U)=ln S2+ln{1+S1keS2-1-1/1+ρ}+ln{1+(ke-1-1)/1+ρ}
    where S1 is the separation factor with the system containing only uranous ions, S2 is for uranyl; ρ and ρ are the ratios of uranyl ions to uranous ions in the solution and in the exchanger resin, respectively.
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  • Rabit skin contamination by 90Sr-90Y and 32P
    Yoshiki WADACHI, Shingo TASHIRO, Yuzo TAJIMA, Tetsuo HIYAMA
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 994-996
    Published: December 30, 1963
    Released on J-STAGE: March 26, 2009
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    The investigation of the mechanism of skin contamination was carried out by a living rabbit skin in the same manner as that of pig skin. The rabbit skin was contaminated with carrier free 90Sr-90Y or 32P. Consequently, the adhered contamination of epidermis (abbr.; the adhered contamination) or the permeated contamination of dermal (abbr.; the permeated contamination) was obtained in the like result as that of pig skin. In regard to 90Sr-90Y and 32P, the adhered contamination increased steeply within 30 min after contamination and then it increased gradually with an increase of contaminating time. Result obtained also showed that according to pH, 90Sr-90Y indicated the large difference but 32P almost all did not indicate such difference in the adhered contamination. On the other hand, the definite permeated contamination was obtained at the long time contamination without the case of acidic 32P, although there was no regularity in the tendency to the permeated contamination. Particularly, 90Y contributed considerably to the adhered contamination and the permeated contamination, if the contaminating solution of 90Sr-90Y is alkaline. Furthermore, the result obtained recommends an early decontamination-within 30 min after contamination-is of great advantage to a decontamination of human skin.
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  • Koichiro HAYASHI
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 997-1005
    Published: December 30, 1963
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    Recent progress of radiation chemistry on polymers in Japan has been reviewed from 39 papers which were presented in 5th Conference of Radioisotopes 1963 Tokyo.
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  • F. E. J. SEBILLEAU
    1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 1006-1010
    Published: December 30, 1963
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  • 1963Volume 5Issue 12 Pages 1011-1012
    Published: December 30, 1963
    Released on J-STAGE: March 26, 2009
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