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The Chemistry of Protactinium. VI : A Study of the Sulfato-Complex of Pa(IV) by Means of TTA-Benzene Extraction
The behavior of Pa (IV) during extraction with TTA was investigated in perchlorate, chloride, and sulfate solutions (pH 0.4–1.1). In perchlorate and chloride solutions, the extraction equilibrium may be written as:Pa(OH)_2^2++4HT\ightleftharpoonsPaT_4+2H_2O+2H^+On the other hand, the extraction by TTA from the sulfate solution may be described as:Pa(SO_4)(OH)^++4HT\ightleftharpoonsPaT_4+HSO_4^-+H_2O+2H^+Therefore, the formation of the sulfato-complex of Pa(IV) is considered to occur as follows:Pa(OH)_2^2++HSO_4^-\ightleftharpoonsPa(SO_4)(OH)^++H_2OThe equilibrium constant for the above reaction has been determined to be 320 at the ionic strength of 0.50 (temperature: 10±0.5°C).