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Selective Separation of M(1+), M(2+) and M(3+) Radionuclides, : Namely of Cs, Sr and Actinides, from Nuclear Waste Means of Chelating Hydrophobic Cluster Anions

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Date: 01 May 2011
Publisher: LAP Lambert Acad. Publ.
Original Languages: French
Book Format: Paperback::152 pages
ISBN10: 3844364625
ISBN13: 9783844364620
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Filename: selective-separation-of-m(1+)-m(2+)-and-m(3+)-radionuclides-namely-of-cs-sr-and-actinides-from-nuclear-waste--means-of-chelating-hydrophobic-cluster-anions.pdf
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