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The organics in gamma-ray irradiated aqueous N, N-diethylhydroxylamine (DEHA) solution, which is used as a reducing agent in reprocessing spent nuclear fuel, were analyzed with gas chromatography equipped with FFAP capillary column and flame-ionization detector. It was found that irradiated DEHA solutions contained acetaldehyde, ethanol, and acetic acid. For DEHA of 0.2 mol/L irradiated to 10 similar to 1000 kGy, the concents of acetaldehyde, ethanol and acetic acid are (9.7 similar to 18.7)x10(-3), (0.4 similar to 23.4)x10(-3) and (6.5 similar to 11.7)x10(-3) mol/L, respectively. The concentration of DEHA decreases obviously with the dose.
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NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUES
ISSN： 1001-8042
CN： 31-1559/TL
Year： 2008
Issue： 6
Volume： 19
Page： 343-346
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