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Malonamide, phosphine oxide and calix[4]arene functionalized ionic liquids : synthesis and extraction of actinides and lanthanides
Dariia Ternova

Malonamide, phosphine oxide and calix[4]arene functionalized ionic liquids : synthesis and extraction of actinides and lanthanides

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Science & Mathematics Published 2014 Verification Pending

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Radioactive waste treatment is a crucial problem nowedays. This work was dedicated to the development of the new extracting systems for radionuclides on the basis of "green" solvents Ionic Liquids {Ils). For this purpose Ils were functionalized with various extracting patterns: phosphine oxide, carbamoyl phosphine oxide groups and malonamide fragment. Also the calix[4]arene platforms were used for the synthesis of functionalized ionic liquids (Fils) and their precursors. The Fils of both types cationic and anionic have been obtained. The synthesized Fils were tested for the liquid-liquid extraction of radionuclides. lt was found that extraction well occurs due to the extracting patterns, however a charge of a modified ion influences extraction.The various extracting experiments and mathematical modelling have been performed to determine the mechanisms of extraction. These studies showed that each extracting system is characterized by a different set of extracting equilibria, based mostly on cationic exchange.

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Document Title Malonamide, phosphine oxide and calix[4]arene functionalized ionic liquids : synthesis and extraction of actinides and lanthanides
Author / Organization Dariia Ternova
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2014
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-167654
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