Modificētu mālu sorbentu izpēte ūdens attīrīšanai no radionuklīdiem, pielietojot neradioaktīvos sāļus modeļtestiem
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Modificētu mālu sorbentu izpēte ūdens attīrīšanai no radionuklīdiem, pielietojot neradioaktīvos sāļus modeļtestiem. Aleksejevs A., darba vadītājs Dr. Chem., Reinholds I., Bakalaura darbs, 45 lappuses, 15 attēli, 3 tabulas, 31 literatūras avoti, 3 pielikumi. Latviešu valodā. Bakalaura darba ietvaros tika pētīti dažādie māli, kā arī to modifikācijas ar skābēm un bāzēm, apskatot to spēju sorbēt dažādus toksiskos metālu jonus no ūdens, izmantojot induktīvi saistītās plazmas masas spektrometriju. Iegūtos datus no spektrometra salīdzināja ar pagatavotajiem šķīdumiem kuri saturēja kobalta, stroncija un cēzija sāļus.
Investigation of modified clay sorbents for the removal of radionuclides from water using non-radioactive salts in model tests. Aleksejevs A., Supervisor: Dr. Chem. Reinholds I. Bachelor’s Thesis, 45 pages, 15 figures, 3 tables, 31 literature references, 3 appendices. In Latvian. Bachelor’s thesis focuses on the study of various clay types and their modifications with acids and bases, examining their ability to sorb different toxic metal ions from water. The experiments were conducted using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. The obtained spectrometric data were compared with prepared solutions containing cobalt, strontium, and cesium salts.
Investigation of modified clay sorbents for the removal of radionuclides from water using non-radioactive salts in model tests. Aleksejevs A., Supervisor: Dr. Chem. Reinholds I. Bachelor’s Thesis, 45 pages, 15 figures, 3 tables, 31 literature references, 3 appendices. In Latvian. Bachelor’s thesis focuses on the study of various clay types and their modifications with acids and bases, examining their ability to sorb different toxic metal ions from water. The experiments were conducted using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. The obtained spectrometric data were compared with prepared solutions containing cobalt, strontium, and cesium salts.