Determination of inorganic compounds in drinking water on the basis of house water heater scale: Part 2. Application of franctional extraction method for the determination of uranium origin
2005
Rajkovic, M.B.(Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia and Montenegro). Department of Food Technology and Biochemistry)) E-mail:[email protected] | Stojanovic, M.D. | Pantelic, G.K. | Toskovic, D.V.
The concept of fractional extraction from sediment - in our analyses it is scale, is based on the assumption that uranium with a solid substance can form bonds of different strength and that these bonds can be gradually fractionated by the action of reagents of increasing dissolving power, whereby the separated phases of extraction are defined according to their function or the type of bond in that substance. The advantage of this analytical procedure is that it enables simultaneous observing of different forms of uranium emergence in sediment (solid substance), which cannot be achieved by using individual extraction methods. Using the method of fractional analysis, it has been found that uranium is mostly connected with mobile fraction - manganese and iron oxides (94.20 and 87.96 wt.%) which represents the fraction that is potentially accessible to human organism.
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