Preferred precipitating reagent includes: barium ions, using sulfate precipitate radical ion impurity as barium sulfate; Hydroxyl ion is magnesium hydroxide and precipitating calcium ion impurities as calcium hydroxide to precipitate magnesium ion impurity; And carbon dioxide or carbanion, to precipitate ...
chromates and nitrates of Cesium have been reduced to the metals by strong reducing metals such as sodium, calcium, magnesium, barium, iron, zirconium, aluminum or silicon at moderately high temperatures. The preferred method, however, involves the reduction of the anhydrous metal chlorides with ca...
barium calcium cesium lead samarium strontium bromide chloride fluoride iodide europium dopedcas:199876-46-5 Cesiumcas:7440-46-2 Cesium carbonatecas:534-17-8 Cesium chloridecas:7647-17-8 Cesium sulfatecas:10294-54-91. Names and Identifiers 2. Properties 3. Use and Manufacturing 4. Safety and ...
Cesium bromide is a chemical compound with the molecular formula CsBr and the CAS number 7787-69-1. It appears as a white crystalline solid with no distinct odor. The basic structure of cesium bromide consists of a cesium cation (Cs+) and a bromide anion (Br-) held together by ionic bo...
The conversion of X-ray energy to light is based on the fluorescence and phosphorescence of certain crystals, such as CaWO4, CsI:Na, BaSrSO4, GdO2S:Tb, etc. In computed radiography the image receptor is a storage screen, coated with europium-activated barium halide crystals. Radiation ...
Preferred precipitating agents include: barium ion, sulfate ion impurities to precipitate barium sulfate; hydroxyl ion to precipitate magnesium ionic impurities as magnesium hydroxide; and precipitate calcium ionic impurities as calcium hydroxide; and carbon dioxide or carbonate ions to precipitate Calcium ...
We have extended this method to the separation of cesium and barium from metallic lanthanum targets and from lanthanum oxides. It is based on the thermoionization efficiency and on the behaviour of the element studied in the heated cavity, which depends on its volatility if it is under metallic...
chromates and nitrates of Cesium have been reduced to the metals by strong reducing metals such as sodium, calcium, magnesium, barium, iron, zirconium, aluminum or silicon at moderately high temperatures. The preferred method, however, involves the reduction of the anhydrous metal chlorides with ca...