ArticleACS omega2021
Development of a Fibrous Adsorbent Prepared Via Green Vapor-Phase Grafting Polymerization for Uranium Extraction.
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Abstract
Owing to many problems of the detriment by large amount of organic reagents, high cost and difficulty of industrialization, development of high-efficiency economical technologies for uranium extraction is an irresistible trend to support steady supply of nuclear energy. Herein, a novel fibrous adsorbent, named as AO-HPE fibers, was prepared by introduction of amidoxime groups using the green vapor-phase grafting polymerization (VPGP) technology of monomer acrylonitrile (AN). Gaseous AN was grafted onto the ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers at 80 °C in the enclosed evaporation and condensation reflux system. The innovative technology not only endowed synthetic process high monomer utilization ratio but also excellent environmental friendliness. The AO-HPE fibers exhibited an appreciable calculated maximum adsorption capacity (
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