Rigidity‐Flexibility Regulation and Hard‐Soft Donor Combination: Dual Strategies in Covalent Organic Frameworks Construction for Actinides/lanthanides Separation

• Published in: Advanced materials (Weinheim) Vol. 37; no. 6; pp. e2414659 - n/a
• Main Authors: Cao, Run‐Jian, Zhou, Heng‐Yi, Wu, Qun‐Yan, Xiao, Zhe, Xiu, Tao‐Yuan, Li, Jie, Tang, Hong‐Bin, Yuan, Li‐Yong, Wu, Wang‐Suo, Shi, Wei‐Qun
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Germany Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.02.2025
• Subjects: Acidic oxides; Actinides; actinides/lanthanides separation; Aqueous solutions; Chemical synthesis; covalent organic frameworks; Flexibility; Gadolinium; Lanthanides; Ligands; Neptunium; Nuclear reactor components; Oxidation; Plutonium; Radioactive wastes; Rigidity; Separation; spent fuel reprocessing; Transuranium elements; covalent organic frameworks; actinides/lanthanides separation; spent fuel reprocessing

Separating actinides from lanthanides is essential for managing nuclear waste and promoting sustainable nuclear energy development. The recycling of transuranium elements (TRUs: Np, Pu, Am) is also significant for various nuclear technology applications. In this study, a dual strategy is introduced...