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SuperCritical Materials licenses technology for uranium seawater extraction
Last week, Austin, Texas–based nuclear fuel start-up SuperCritical Materials announced that it has secured a license from the Department of Energy for a patented uranium and critical materials adsorbent manufacturing process originally developed by a team led by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
SuperCritical aims to use this license to extract uranium from seawater at an industrial scale in the United States and abroad.
W. C. Mosley
Nuclear Technology | Volume 4 | Number 1 | January 1968 | Pages 42-46
Technical Paper and Note | doi.org/10.13182/NT68-A26351
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A fission-fragment autoradiographic technique has been applied to the detection of 244Cm in solids. Fission-fragment tracks are registered in glass and subsequently revealed by etching the glass with HF. The technique was used to establish the nature and extent of reaction of curium oxide with aluminum oxide at 1650°C and to indicate the distribution of curium in several types of ceramic and cermet compacts.