Definition of Chemical separation

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Chemical separation

The term 'Chemical separation' as it applies to the area of energy can be defined as ' A process for extracting uranium and plutonium from dissolved spent nuclear fuel and irradiated targets. The fission products that are left behind are high-level waste. Chemical separation is also known as reprocessing'.

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