Liquid–liquid extraction is the major technique being applied for the partitioning of f-
elements from nuclear waste. In this review, the recent developments in ligand design …

The chemical separation of minor actinides (MAs) over lanthanides from high-level waste
(HLW) is one of the hottest and most difficult topics in international separation science. N, O …

Separation of trivalent actinide (An) and lanthanide (Ln) elements is one of the burning
topics in the back end of the nuclear fuel cycle due to the similarity in their chemical …

The successful management and safe disposal of high-level nuclear waste necessitate the
efficient separation of actinides (An) from lanthanides (Ln), which has emerged as a crucial …

The separation of Lns (III) from radioactive Ans (III) in high-level liquid waste remains a
formidable hydrometallurgical challenge. Water-soluble ligands are believed to be new …

One of the major problems of nuclear power industry is associated with large amounts of
radioactive wastes. Contemporary reprocessing technologies of spent nuclear fuel generate …

Liquid-liquid extraction is the most wildly adopted industrial Lns/Ans separation approach
which takes advantages of the subtle atomic size differences for Lns and Ans. Preorganized …

N, O-hybrid diamide ligands with N-heterocyclic skeletons are one of the promising
extractants for the selective separation of actinides over lanthanides in a highly acidic HNO3 …

Spent nuclear fuel (SNF) released from reactors possesses significant radioactivity, heat
release properties, and high-value radioactive nuclides. Therefore, using chemical methods …

Phenanthroline-based tetradentate ligands with hard–soft donors have been the hotspots for
the selective separation of minor actinides from lanthanides. Most of the previous studies …