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Re: Handling and Disposal of Uranyl Acetate
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- Subject: Re: Handling and Disposal of Uranyl Acetate
- From: Jack.T.Roque@urlus.sprint.com
- Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 08:49:00 -0500
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Folks,
Recently, I have become concerned with the laboratory handling and
disposal of the reagent, uranyl acetate. Based on behavior, I would
expect that its distribution and handling would be a bit more
regulated. I know the disposal of uranyl acetate waste is decidedly
troublesome. Is the material considered 'exempt' for some reason?
In any event, I'm looking for a response from those with experience
with handling this compound. This may be of importance to others, so
perhaps a few answers could be posted to 'RADSAFE' and the remainder
to my attention. If interested, I'll gladly forward any and all
responses compiled....thanks.
Jack T. Roque, RSO
Jack.T.Roque@urlus.sprint.com