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Polyphosphine polyoxides as complexing agents of actinides for the removal from the nuclear wastes or from the human body
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Polyphosphine polyoxides as complexing agents of actinides for the removal from the nuclear wastes or from the human body

Henri-Jean Cristau, David Null Virieux, Jean-Luc Pirat, Eric Ansoborlo, Marie Helene Henge-Napoli and Francois Paquet
Phosphorus, Sulfur, and Silicon and the Related Elements, Vol.144-146, pp.505-508
01/03/1999

Abstract

Two kinds of polyphosphine polyoxides were synthesized. The 1st one has ether bridge, and the 2nd one shows PCP linkage. Complexation properties of these compds. towards minor actinides (Np, Pu and Am) were evaluated from liq.-liq. extn. and from transport by supported liq. membranes. In decorporation expt., some of the synthesized phosphonates exhibit in vivo good uranyl or Np complexation properties.
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