Coprecipitation with samarium hydroxide using multitracer produced through neutron-induced fission of 235U toward chemical study of heavy elements

For new chemical studies on heavy elements, we previously investigated the coprecipitation behaviors with samarium hydroxide for various elements. Herein, we report the coprecipitation experiment using multitracer produced by neutron-induced fission of U-235. The coprecipitation behaviors of 10 elements were investigated: new data were obtained for Sr, Ru, I, Pm, and Np. The present results support the previously obtained conclusion that the hydroxide precipitation properties of various elements can be qualitatively investigated through their coprecipitation behaviors.

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New chemical studies on heavy elements involved investigating coprecipitation behaviors with samarium hydroxide for various elements, and recent experiments using multitracer from neutron-induced fission of U-235 provided new data for Sr, Ru, I, Pm, and Np. The results reinforce the idea that hydroxide precipitation properties of various elements can be qualitatively investigated through their coprecipitation behaviors.