Interaction of actinides with microorganisms

Onuki, Toshihiko

The interaction of actinides with microorganisms results in changes in the chemical state of actinides. We found that organic materials secreted from algal cells reduced the adsorption of trivalent actinides and lanthanides. A siderophore caused Ce anomaly in the adsorption of all REE elements on bacterial cells, that is opposite anomaly observed in nature.

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Meeting title	:	1st China-Japan Academic Symposium on Nuclear Fuel Cycle (1st ASNFC 2011)
Held date	:	2011/11
Location (city)	:	Shanghai
Location (country)	:	China
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