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Sorption of Radium from Tap Water with Inorganic Sorbents

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Radium-224 isolated from a generator having the form of a solution of thorium and Trilon B with pH 6.5–7.0 (molar ratio 4 : 1) was used to examine the sorption of radium from tap water by inorganic sorbents of T-3A, T5(400), and T5 (MnO2) brands under dynamic and static conditions.

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Betenekov, N.D. Sorption of Radium from Tap Water with Inorganic Sorbents. Radiochemistry 62, 198–203 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1066362220020071

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