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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 51 No. 12 1923-1925
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Mixed Salt Solution Used to Strip Iodine-131 from Anion Resin for Removing Radionuclides from Milk

I. B. Brooks, J. P. Walker and B. F. Rehnberg

Southeastern Radiological Health Laboratory, Montgomery, Alabama

ABSTRACT

Waste cationic regenerating solution from a milk decontamination process was utilized to strip 131I from the anion resin. It is necessary to remove the phosphate from the anion resin bed with five bed volumes of N NaCl to prevent the Ca and Mg in the regenerating solution from forming a phosphate precipitate. The 131I is then stripped from the anion resin with 45 bed volumes of waste regenerating solution at 71 C, resulting in 96–98% 131I removal.






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