Development Of Electronic Tongue System For Quantification Of Rare Earth Metals In Spent Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

Dmitry Kirsanov; Andrey Legin; Mila Tkachenko; Irina Surzhina; Maria Khaidukova; Vasily Babain; Perena Gouma

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Development Of Electronic Tongue System For Quantification Of Rare Earth Metals In Spent Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

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Authors: Dmitry Kirsanov; Andrey Legin; Mila Tkachenko; Irina Surzhina; Maria Khaidukova; Vasily Babain; Perena Gouma;

doi: 10.1063/1.3626323

Development Of Electronic Tongue System For Quantification Of Rare Earth Metals In Spent Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

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The present study deals with development of an electronic tongue multisensor system which is capable of simultaneous quantification of several RE in a complex mixtures containing uranium and thorium in the acidic media simulating typical composition of spent nuclear fuel reprocessing solutions. Combination of specially designed cross‐sensitive potentiometric sensors and multivariate data processing allows for fast and simple analysis of such mixtures.r.

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