Molecular laser isotope separation versus atomic vapor laser isotope separation
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2017, Separation and Purification TechnologyCitation Excerpt :Let us briefly compare available laser assisted methods on the basis of two criteria: overall efficiency of using the energy for isotope separation, and efficiency of isotopes harvesting. Laser assisted methods comprise MOLIS, Ref. [14], Chemical Reaction by Isotope Selective Laser Activation–CRISLA, Ref. [15], and selection of isotopes by laser excitation (SILEX): Condensation Repression by Isotope Selective Laser Activation (CRISLA-2) scheme (in this paper this scheme is called as SILARC), Refs. [16,17], http://www.silex.com.au/businesses/silex. All these methods are based on the selective excitation of target isotopes by the laser radiation.
A computational study of adsorption and vibrations of UF6 on graphene derivatives: Conditions for 2D enrichment
2015, CarbonCitation Excerpt :The relative differences between spectra due to different U isotopes may still be small (about 10−5 for electronic spectra), but the availability of highly-coherent lasers permits selective excitation. The two laser-driven enrichment technologies that have been thoroughly studied and have potential for commercialization are AVLIS [4] and MLIS/SILEX [5] processes. AVLIS (Atomic Vapor Laser Isotope Separation) is based on electronic excitations, with the required coherency on the order of 10−5.
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