Abstract

The uptake behavior of long-lived radionuclides such as 134Cs (2.06 years), 137Cs (30 years) or 133Ba (10.54 years) on calcium alginate (CA) beads have been investigated. The CA beads are able to remove 133Ba (92%) at pH 7 after 90 min of exposure from the binary mixture of two. The separation method of short-lived daughter 137Ba (2.55 min) from its long-lived parent 137Cs (30 years) using this CA beads have also been developed.

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