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tributyl phosphate
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tributyl phosphate [trī′byüd·əl ′fä‚sfāt]
(organic chemistry)
(C4H9)3PO4A combustible, toxic, stable liquid; soluble in most solvents, and very slightly soluble in water; boils at 292°C; used as a heat-exchange medium, pigment-grinding assistant, antifoam agent, and solvent. Abbreviated TBP.
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8] in 30% nitric acid at 60-70[degrees]C for 2 hours, followed by selective pulsed column 12-contact extraction of uranium with 25-30% tributylphosphate in aromatics-free kerosene (n-dodecane), re-extraction of uranium with water at pH 1 to 2, 60[degrees]C in a 1:1 volume ratio, 8-contact pulsed column, precipitation of ammonium diuranate yellow cake at 60[degrees]C pH 6.
Enriched uranium technology at the Sillamae oil shale processing plant by Lippmaa, E.; Maremae, E.; Trummal, A.; Rummel, A.; Lippmaa, J. / Oil Shale
228]Ra, extraction of thorium with tributylphosphate with following re-extraction into acid (pH 1.
Tantalum, niobium and thorium cake production at the Sillamae oil ... by Lippmaa, E.; Maremae, E.; Rummel, A.; Trummal, A. / Oil Shale
 
 
 
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