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- 2024Fabrication of americium containing transmutation targetscitations
- 2024Si-contamination driven phase evolution in Nd-doped UO2 porous microspherescitations
- 2023Solvent Optimization Studies for a New EURO-GANEX Process with 2,2'-Oxybis(<i>N,N</i>-di-<i>n</i>-decylpropanamide) (mTDDGA) and Its Radiolysis Productscitations
- 2023Improved doping and densification of uranium oxide microspheres using starch as pore formercitations
- 2023Cation-heterogeneity in internally gelated U<sub>1-z</sub>Ce<sub>z</sub>O<sub>2-x</sub>, 0.15 ≤ z ≤ 0.3 microspherescitations
- 2022Infiltration of porous uranium oxide microspheres prepared by internal gelationcitations
- 2022Hydrolysis of Uranyl‐, Nd‐, Ce‐Ions and their Mixtures by Thermal Decomposition of Ureacitations
- 2022Gamma radiolytic stability of the novel modified diglycolamide 2,2′-oxybis(<i>N</i>,<i>N</i>-didecylpropanamide) (mTDDGA) for grouped actinide extractioncitations
- 2021Dosimetry and methodology of gamma irradiation for degradation studies on solvent extraction systemscitations
- 2021Hydrolysis of uranium(VI), neodymium(III) and cerium(III/IV) by thermal decomposition of urea
- 2021Selective extraction of trivalent actinides using CyMe4BTPhen in the ionic liquid Aliquat-336 nitratecitations
- 2020The conversion of ammonium uranate prepared via sol-gel synthesis into uranium oxidescitations
- 2020Selective Extraction of Americium from Curium and the Lanthanides by the Lipophilic Ligand CyMe4BTPhen Dissolved in Aliquat-336 Nitrate Ionic Liquidcitations
- 2020Solvent Extraction Studies for the Separation of Trivalent Actinides from Lanthanides with a Triazole-functionalized 1,10-phenanthroline Extractantcitations
- 2020Fabrication of Nd- and Ce-doped uranium dioxide microspheres via internal gelationcitations
- 2020Gamma Radiolysis of TODGA and CyMe4BTPhen in the Ionic Liquid Tri-n-Octylmethylammonium Nitratecitations
- 2020Structural changes of Nd- and Ce-doped ammonium diuranate microspheres during the conversion to U<sub>1-y</sub> Ln yO<sub>2±x</sub>citations
- 2020The role of Ti and TiC nanoprecipitates in radiation resistant austenitic steel: A nanoscale studycitations
- 2019Studies on the Thoria Fuel Recycling Loop Using Triflic Acid: Effects of Powder Characteristics, Solution Acidity, and Radium Behaviorcitations
- 2018Solvent Extraction of Am(III), Cm(III), and Ln(III) Ions from Simulated Highly Active Raffinate Solutions by TODGA Diluted in Aliquat-336 Nitrate Ionic Liquidcitations
- 2018Thermal decomposition and structural changes of lanthanide-doped uranium dioxide particles prepared by internal gelation
- 2018Low-Temperature Oxidation of Fine UO2 Powders: Thermochemistry and Kineticscitations
- 2017The effect of precipitation and calcination parameters on oxalate derived ThO2 pelletscitations
- 2017Sintering of thorium oxide comprising materials
- 2017Conditioning of ionic liquid waste streams in nuclear research applications
- 2017Extraction of Am(III) from simulated Highly Active Raffinate solution by soft-donor ligands dissolved in ionic liquid / molecular diluent mixtures
- 2017Characterization of UyNd1-yO2+x and UyCe1-yO2+x spheres produced by internal gelation
- 2017Use of Triflic Acid in the Recycling of Thoria from Nuclear Fuel Production Scrapcitations
- 2016Activated sintering of ThO2 with Al2O3 under reducing and oxidizing conditionscitations
- 2016Low-Temperature Oxidation of Fine UO2 Powders: A Process of Nanosized Domain Developmentcitations
- 2016Application of Aliquat-336 nitrate ionic liquid based extractants for minor actinide separation
- 2015Production and verification of stoichiometric uranium dioxide
- 2015Low temperature oxidation of uranium dioxide: an X-ray and electron diffraction study
- 2014Solid state synthesis of UO2 and ThO2 doped with Gd2O3
- 2014The influence of particle characteristics on the passivation of UO2 powder
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Hydrolysis of uranium(VI), neodymium(III) and cerium(III/IV) by thermal decomposition of urea
Abstract
The slides were presented at the Uranium Science Conference on July 1, 2021 (T21). <strong>Abstract</strong> Uranium dioxide is used as conventional fuel for the production of energy by nuclear fission. Even though the front-end of the nuclear fuel cycle is well known, studies to investigate alternative fabrication routes to prepare precursors for oxidic uranium-based fuels are ongoing. The precipitation induced by thermal decomposition of urea has been demonstrated for several metals (e.g. Ti, Ni, Cu, Zn, Ce, Th), and a modified hydrothermal approach has been applied to precipitate ammonium diuranate (ADU) from a solution containing uranyl ions. Within this study, we investigated the hydrolysis behaviour of uranyl and lanthanide mixtures to support the development of alternative fabrication routes for transmutation fuel, such as sol-gel processes. The lanthanides Nd and Ce acted as surrogates for the actinides Am and Pu, respectively. We specifically sought out parameters for the hydrolysis of uranyl ions induced by thermal decomposition of urea at ambient pressure. Moreover, the hydrolysis behaviour of Nd(III), Ce(III) and Ce(IV), as well as mixtures of the lanthanide- and uranyl ions, was investigated using the conditions determined for uranyl. Hydrolysis experiments were carried out at 90 °C and 100 °C for n(urea) : n(UO2(2+)) ratios of 26 and 52. The solution was sampled during the precipitation reaction to monitor its pH and certain samples were analysed applying UV/VIS spectroscopy and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, while powder X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy were applied to characterise the precipitates. Uranyl ions hydrolysed between pH 5.1 and pH 5.5 and the experimental conditions impacted the reaction kinetics significantly. A temperature increase from 90 °C to 100 °C reduced the time to finish the precipitation by about 75 %, whereas a doubling of the urea content decreased the reaction time by about 50 %. ADU precipitates of different composition (x UO3 · y NH3 · z H2O) formed under the applied conditions. For trivalent Nd and Ce, a comparable pH evolution and lanthanide carbonate hydroxide (LnCO3OH) products were observed, whereas tetravalent Ce hydrolysed at a lower pH forming CeO2. The precipitation behaviour was confirmed for solutions containing binary mixtures of uranyl and lanthanide cations, while a simultaneous precipitation of Nd(III) and Ce(III) was observed for ternary U/Nd/Ce compositions. For the latter, a partial incorporation of the Ln phase into the ADU phase was observed, whereas the precipitation in the presence of Ce(IV)/CeO2 led to the formation of three separate phases.