Metal phosphates represent an important group of materials with established industrial
applications that are still attracting special scientific interest, owing to their outstanding …

Effective and efficient disposal of radioactive pollution has been crucial for responding to
unexpected nuclear accidents and guaranteeing the sustainable development of nuclear …

The capture of the radionuclides strontium and cesium is of great importance to the
environment, human health, and the sustainable development of nuclear energy, and …

Abstract 90 Sr is one of the most dangerous artificial radionuclides. 90 Sr generally exists in
the form of 90 Sr 2+ ions in radioactive waste liquids. The efficient removal of radioactive …

Effective removal of strontium isotopes in radioactive waste streams has important
implications for the environment and the sustainable development of nuclear energy. In this …

The incorporation of crown ether into metal‐organic frameworks (MOFs) is garnered
significant attention because these macrocyclic units can fine‐tune the inherent properties of …

Removing the hazardous and unstable radioactive isotopes has been considered an
arduous task, though they are in minimal concentrations. Cesium-137 (137Cs+) is a primary …

Developing adsorbents with fast uptake rates and high adsorption capacities for both Sr 2+
and Co 2+ is a major challenge for treating radioactive wastewater. Traditional calcium …

Radioactive effluents, originating from nuclear power plants, medical‐nuclear applications,
and various extraction industries worldwide, present a significant and dangerous …

Effective removal of radioactive 90 Sr is crucial for both management of spent nuclear fuel
and recovery of radioactive strontium resources, while it's still a great challenge due to the …