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titleOfInvention Method for obtaining uo3 of high specific surface from hydrated uranyl nitrate
abstract Method for obtaining uranium trioxide of high specific surface by thermal denitration of hydrated uranyle nitrate having the formula UO2(NO3)2,xH2O, wherein 2 <=x<=6, characterised in that, in a first stage, said nitrate is treated in liquid form at a temperature comprised between 160oC and 269oC until a solid phase is obtained containing at least 55% by weight of uranium and, in a second stage, said solid phase is progressively heated to a temperature at the most equal to 600oC, according to a temperature gradient not exceeding 1000oC per hour, and is maintained at that temperature not exceding 600oC up to the obtention of a second solid phase comprised of UO3 of high specific surface. UO3 produced has a specific surface of at least 10m2.g-1.
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