Fajans-Paneth Rule
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Fajans-Paneth Rule
a rule established empirically in 1913 by K. Fajans and F. Paneth holding that a radioisotope present in solution in microscopic quantities as a cation is more strongly adsorbed on a precipitate that is separating or already deposited the lower the solubility of the compound that this cation forms with an anion of the precipitate. The Fajans-Paneth rule is used in radiochemical coprecipitation.
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