|Articles|December 1, 1999
- December 1999
- Volume 17
- Issue 12
- Pages: 1104–1109
Preparative Liquid Chromatography and the Manhattan Project
Author(s)Leslie S. Ettre
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This report summarizes activities performed during and after World War II at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Iowa State University aimed at the separation of rare earths by ion-exchange chromatography on laboratory, pilot-plant, and industrial scales.
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