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Benjamin Warner
Actinide, Catalysis and Separations
Mail Stop J514
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, NM 87545
(505) 665-6962
warner@lanl.gov

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Actinide Chemistry

Actinide chemistry workers
Removing organo-plutonium NMR samples

Actinide chemistry is unlike any other chemistry. For one thing, handling transuranic-containing compounds is operationally difficult. The picture (right) shows Ann Schake and Lonny Morgan undertaking a "routine" NMR procedure. For another, the oxidation states, geometries, and sizes of actinides mean that it is difficult to firmly transfer lessons from transition metals to actinides. My Inorganic Chemistry Gordon Conference presentation on Plutonium Catalysis is linked below. The actinide catalysis project was carried out principally by Ben Warner, Ann Schake, and Lonny Morgan, with valuable help from many more people

 

2000 Inorganic Chemistry Gordon Conference-Plutonium Chemistry. 308K pdf download.

Plutonium Chemistry\2000 Inorganic Chemistry Gordon Conference-Plutonium Chemistry.The same information as pdf presentation above, but in web format.


 
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