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1.2- Ethanediphosphonic acid

Ethanediphosphonic acid 1,2-Diphosp ho noethane C2H90gP2 6146-31-9 190.029 nd (EtOH/eth) 223 ... [Pg.380]

SYNS DEQUEST 2010 DEQUEST 2015 DEQUEST ZOlO EHDP ETHANE-l-HYDROXY-Ll-DIPHO-SPHONATE 1,1,1-ETHANETRIOLDIPHOSPHONATE ETIDRONIC ACID FERROFOS 510 HEDP 1-HYDROX -l,l-DIPHOSPHONOETHANE HYDROXY-ETHANEDIPHOSPHONIC ACID 1-HYDROXY-ETHANEDIPHOSPHONIC ACID OXYETHYL-IDENEDIPHOSPHONIC ACID PHOSPHONIC ACID, 1-HYDROX -l,l-ETHANEDIYL ESTER PHOSPHONIC ACID, (l-HYDROXYETHYLIDENE)BIS- lOOOSL TURPINAL SL... [Pg.754]

P,P -di(2-ethylhexyl)ethanediphosphonic acid (H2DEH[EDP]) extraction with Th into o-xylene shows no acid or extractant dependency. At low Th concentrations, extraction occurs via bonding with the phosphoryl oxygens, giving the protonated complexes. At high Th concentrations, complexation leads to the release of H" " ions. Furthermore, the lack of acid and extractant dependency leads to the conclusion that the extracted complexes are polymeric in nature under all conditions." ... [Pg.245]

The extraction of U(VI) into oxylene by P,P -di(2-ethylhexyl) ethanediphosphonic acid (H2DEH[EDP]) is slightly more efficient than the methylene counterpart while showing no acid dependency. Extractant dependency analysis indicates a complexation equilibrium that is more complicated than Am(III), although it is believed that both occur via a similar mechanism under some experimental conditions the hydrated U(VI) metal is transferred into the cavity of an aggregated micelle with release of H ions." ... [Pg.301]


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