B01D59/00

HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ORGANIC AND ORGANOSILICON MATERIALS

Disclosed are methods and systems for hydrogen isotope exchange of organic molecules that can be carried out with no alteration in the chemical structure of the organic molecules. Methods can be utilized to incorporate a particular hydrogen isotope on an organic molecule (e.g., deuteration or tritiation) or to remove a particular hydrogen isotope from an organic molecule (e.g., detritiation).

HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ORGANIC AND ORGANOSILICON MATERIALS

Disclosed are methods and systems for hydrogen isotope exchange of organic molecules that can be carried out with no alteration in the chemical structure of the organic molecules. Methods can be utilized to incorporate a particular hydrogen isotope on an organic molecule (e.g., deuteration or tritiation) or to remove a particular hydrogen isotope from an organic molecule (e.g., detritiation).

Separation of isotopes in space and time by gas-surface atomic diffraction

Methods for separating isotopes are provided. An embodiment of such a method comprises directing a supersonic beam characterized by an average velocity v and velocity distribution Δv/v, the beam comprising a first isotope and a second isotope, at a single-crystalline surface at an angle of incidence θ.sub.i such that the first isotope elastically scatters from the surface with a peak angle θ.sub.f1 and the second isotope elastically scatters from the surface with a peak angle θ.sub.f2; and selectively collecting the scattered first isotope, the scattered second isotope, or both. Apparatus for carrying out the methods are also provided.

Separation of isotopes in space and time by gas-surface atomic diffraction

Methods for separating isotopes are provided. An embodiment of such a method comprises directing a supersonic beam characterized by an average velocity v and velocity distribution Δv/v, the beam comprising a first isotope and a second isotope, at a single-crystalline surface at an angle of incidence θ.sub.i such that the first isotope elastically scatters from the surface with a peak angle θ.sub.f1 and the second isotope elastically scatters from the surface with a peak angle θ.sub.f2; and selectively collecting the scattered first isotope, the scattered second isotope, or both. Apparatus for carrying out the methods are also provided.

Method for production of lead-212 isotope

A method for producing Pb-212 isotope comprises introducing Th-228 into an emanation box. The emanation box comprises an emanation source comprising a high-surface area material. The method also includes introducing a carrier gas into the emanation box through a carrier gas feed. The method also includes separating the Rn-220 from the carrier gas in the one or more Rn-220 targets, directing the carrier gas out of the one or more Rn-220 targets through a carrier gas exhaust port, directing a liquid through a liquid feed into the one or more Rn-220 targets, and allowing the Rn-220 to undergo radioactive decay into Pb-212 isotope within the one or more Rn-220 targets. The liquid dissolves the Pb-212 isotope produced by radioactive decay of Rn-220 within the one or more Rn-220 targets. The method further includes directing the liquid containing the Pb-212 isotope from the one or more Rn-220 targets to a Pb-212 collection container, and separating the Pb-212 isotope from the liquid.

METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR SPATIALLY SEPARATING OR DISTRIBUTING ISOTOPES
20200353413 · 2020-11-12 ·

Methods and related systems for separating isotopes of an element are provided. The element has at least two isotopic forms. The method includes hyperpolarizing one or more of the isotopic forms in a feedstock, and applying a magnetic field to the target isotopes in order to at least partially spatially separate the isotopic forms of the element from one another.

METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR SPATIALLY SEPARATING OR DISTRIBUTING ISOTOPES
20200353413 · 2020-11-12 ·

Methods and related systems for separating isotopes of an element are provided. The element has at least two isotopic forms. The method includes hyperpolarizing one or more of the isotopic forms in a feedstock, and applying a magnetic field to the target isotopes in order to at least partially spatially separate the isotopic forms of the element from one another.

Cleaner and dust separating device applying the same
10779696 · 2020-09-22 · ·

Provided is a cleaner including a dust collecting device for separating dust from air, wherein the dust collecting device includes a dust collecting case having a dust discharging port opened to discharge the collected dust; a discharge cover coupled to one side of the dust collecting case to open and close the dust discharge port; and a sealing member provided to extend from an inner surface of the dust collecting case to a coupling surface of the dust collecting case while being in contact with the dust collecting case and thus to be sealed when the dust discharging port is closed.

Isotope enrichment for improved magnetic materials
10722845 · 2020-07-28 · ·

A method for producing a magnetic material includes: selecting a mixture of isotopes of a chemical element having a desired magnetic characteristic; identifying an isotope in the mixture of isotopes meeting a selection criterion; removing the identified isotope from the mixture of isotopes using an isotope separation device to produce an enriched mixture of isotopes having a decreased concentration of the identified isotope; wherein the enriched mixture of isotopes is the magnetic material.

Isotope enrichment for improved magnetic materials
10722845 · 2020-07-28 · ·

A method for producing a magnetic material includes: selecting a mixture of isotopes of a chemical element having a desired magnetic characteristic; identifying an isotope in the mixture of isotopes meeting a selection criterion; removing the identified isotope from the mixture of isotopes using an isotope separation device to produce an enriched mixture of isotopes having a decreased concentration of the identified isotope; wherein the enriched mixture of isotopes is the magnetic material.