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In reply to the discussion: A Uranium Adsorbing Alginate Polyacylonitrile Membrane With Superior Regeneration Performance. [View all]

eppur_se_muova

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8. OK, thanks. It's actually interesting that the values are that far from secular equilibrium.
Reply to NNadir (Reply #7)
Mon May 11, 2026, 06:25 PM
10 hrs ago

I saw the table was cut off and figured it was just some copy-paste gone wrong, or similar.

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A Uranium Adsorbing Alginate Polyacylonitrile Membrane With Superior Regeneration Performance. [View all] NNadir Sunday OP
Just do that I understand... Shipwack Sunday #1
It's from me. I strongly oppose fossil fuel dependent, mass and land intensive... NNadir Sunday #2
Interesting take. Thank you for the explanation. nt Shipwack Sunday #3
Always railing against renewables Envirogal Sunday #4
Whoa, what's with the isotope ratios in that table ? U-234 more abundant than U-238 or 235 ??? eppur_se_muova Sunday #5
I didn't notice that. Good catch. There may be a power of 10 with a negative exponent excluded. I'll check... NNadir Yesterday #6
As I indicated last night in post #6, the ratio is apparently a ratio of ratios, displacement from secular equilibrium. NNadir 22 hrs ago #7
OK, thanks. It's actually interesting that the values are that far from secular equilibrium. eppur_se_muova 10 hrs ago #8
If I recall, there are mechanisms for the 234U enrichment. I can think of some on my own, in fact, isotope... NNadir 3 hrs ago #9
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