Studies Concerning Disposal Radionuclides by Adsorption Rabbit Bone Meal

In the present study was conducted research carried on the possibilities for removing radionuclides from aqueous solutions by adsorption on rabbit bone meal bred in captivity. The material was characterized by analysis of the dispersion X-ray (EDX), using QUANTA EGF microscope 250, in order to establish the composition and morphological structure of the material. The material was used for the adsorption of radionuclides from aqueous solutions namely cesium, strontium, lanthanum, thallium, europium and neodymium as well as forming part actinide group. From the experimental data was observed the increase of the initial concentration in the solution of the radionuclide. Also the ion adsorption capacity is increasing and remains constant at a given initial of concentration in the different radionuclides studied. We can consider this concentration as the concentration of balance.