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New hybrid silica based materials for the solid–liquid extraction of actinides

Moreau et al., 1999

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18017350120726525528
Author
Moreau J
Man M
et al.
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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MaterialsCommunication Page 1 JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY MaterialsCommunication New hybrid silica based materials for the solid±liquid extraction of actinides Jean-Charles Broudic,a Olivier Conocar,a JoeÈl JE Moreau,*b Daniel Meyer*a and Michel Wong Chi Manb …
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