Remobilization of ZnO–TA nanoadsorbent for U(<scp>vi</scp>) and Th(<scp>iv</scp>) extraction: adsorption optimization through the Box–Behnken design model

The rapid expansion of nuclear technology has led to increasing volumes of radioactive wastewater, threatening the environment and necessitating the removal of contaminants in order to protect the surroundings.

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New Journal of Chemistry
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4nj04199b
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3
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Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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Remobilization of ZnO–TA nanoadsorbent for U(vi) and Th(iv) extraction: adsorption optimization through the Box–Behnken design model

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The rapid expansion of nuclear technology has led to increasing volumes of radioactive wastewater, threatening the environment and necessitating the removal of contaminants in order to protect the surroundings.

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