Abstract
Spectrophotometric studies have revealed that ozone oxidizes Cr(III) into Cr(VI), Fe(III) into Fe(VI), Mn(VI) into Mn(VII), and Np(VI) into Np(VII) in the concentrated aqueous silicate solutions. Cr(III) oxidation is accelerated in alkaline-silicate and alkaline solutions as compared to neutral silicate solution. Ferrate and permanganate ions are unstable in Na2SiO3 solutions (0.5–1.3 mol/L of the silicate). Neptunium(VII) ions formed in the course of ozonation are stable in Na2SiO3 solution (1 mol/L) upon drying in air to form solid vitreous mass.
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