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vol 4. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 91–104
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reduction by NO 3
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Lukens WW, Bucher JJ, Edelstein NM et al (2002) Products of pertechnetate radiolysis in highly
alkaline solution: structure of TcO 2 ·xH 2 O. Environ Sci Technol 36:1124–1129
Lukens W, Shuh D, Schroeder N et al (2004) Identification of the non-pertechnetate species in
hanford waste tanks, Tc(I)-carbonyl complexes. Los Alamos Technical Report 38:229–233
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electrochemistry of the elements. vol II, Marcel Dekker, pp 126–189
Marchenko VI, Zhuravleva GI, Dvoeglazov KN et al (2008) Behaviors of plutonium and neptunium in nitric acid solutions containing hydrazine and technetium ions. Theor Fund Chem Eng
42(5):733–739
Masahira Y, Ohishi Y, Kurosaki K et al (2015) Effect of Mo content on thermal and mechanical
properties of Mo–Ru–Rh–Pd alloys. J Nucl Mater 456:369–372
Maslennikov A, Masson M, Peretroukhine V et al (1998) Technetium electrodeposition from
aqueous formate solutions: electrolysis kinetics and material balance study. Radiochim Acta
83:31–37
Maslennikov A (2012) Electrochemistry of actinides and selected fission products in the head end
of spent nuclear fuel reprocessing. Procedia Chem 7:39–44
Mausolf E, Poineau F, Hartmann T et al (2011) Characterization of electrodeposited technetium on
gold foil. J Electrochem Soc 158(3):E32–E35
McGregor D, Burton-Pye BP, Howell RC et al (2011) Synthesis, structure elucidation, and
redox properties of 99Tc complexes of lacunary wells-dawson polyoxometalates: insights into
molecular 99Tc-metal oxide interactions. Inorg Chem 50:1670–1681
McGregor D, Burton-Pye BP, Mbomekalle IM et al (2012) 99Tc and Re incorporated into metal
oxide polyoxometalates: oxidation state stability elucidated by electrochemistry and theory. Inorg
Chem 51:9017–9028
OECD (2012) NEA/NSC/WPFC/DOC(2012)15 Spent nuclear fuel reprocessing flowsheet. Nuclear
Energy Agency. p 10
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(eds) Modern aspects of electrochemistry, vol 34, Kluwer, pp 119–204