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publicationNumber KR-20090045329-A
titleOfInvention Method of stabilizing radium in a solids effluent or material-containing effluent in a suspension
abstract The present invention relates to a process for stabilizing radium present in a radium-containing effluent, wherein the effluent and the metal chlorides are mixed and then the resulting mixture is reacted with sulfate ions to yield an effluent containing stabilized radium. The chloride may be barium chloride, strontium chloride or lead chloride. Sulfate ions can be supplied by the addition of sulfuric acid, sulfuric anhydride, soluble sulfate or soluble sulfate salts. The process of the invention is particularly applicable to the treatment of uranium-containing minerals or for the treatment of material containing effluents in solid radium-containing effluents or suspensions from zirconium metallurgy or chemistry.n n n Radium-containing effluents, stabilization of radium, metal chlorides, sulfate ions.
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