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The symposium which provided the incentive for this volume was
conducted in San th Diego, California as a part of the 207 National
Meeting of the American Chemical Society, March 13-17, 1994. It was
conceived partly to continue an informal decennial sequence of sym
posia dedicated to the topic off element separations. A lot has
changed in the world of f ele ments over the last ten years,
precipitating a change in emphasis which should be evident to most
practitioners in the field. Production and reprocessing of nuclear
fuels are no longer the principal drivers of f element separation
technology. Separations technology for environment restoration,
waste disposal, and the preparation of high purity lanthanides are
now the defming parameters in this important field. These
imperatives are reflected in the contributions to this volume. The
symposium itself must be considered a success, as the attendance at
all sessions was above expectations, despite the fact that it was
conducted on the last two days of a large five day meeting. Our
thanks to the speakers for their quality presentations, and to the
audience who persevered to the end of a long meeting and against
the temptation of the excellent weather of San Diego in the
springtime. A complete list of symposium participants is given in
Appendix 1. Preparation of this volume has been a relatively
painless undertaking, largely as a result ofthe high quality ofthe
submitted papers."
The symposium which provided the incentive for this volume was
conducted in San th Diego, California as a part of the 207 National
Meeting of the American Chemical Society, March 13-17, 1994. It was
conceived partly to continue an informal decennial sequence of sym
posia dedicated to the topic off element separations. A lot has
changed in the world of f ele ments over the last ten years,
precipitating a change in emphasis which should be evident to most
practitioners in the field. Production and reprocessing of nuclear
fuels are no longer the principal drivers of f element separation
technology. Separations technology for environment restoration,
waste disposal, and the preparation of high purity lanthanides are
now the defming parameters in this important field. These
imperatives are reflected in the contributions to this volume. The
symposium itself must be considered a success, as the attendance at
all sessions was above expectations, despite the fact that it was
conducted on the last two days of a large five day meeting. Our
thanks to the speakers for their quality presentations, and to the
audience who persevered to the end of a long meeting and against
the temptation of the excellent weather of San Diego in the
springtime. A complete list of symposium participants is given in
Appendix 1. Preparation of this volume has been a relatively
painless undertaking, largely as a result ofthe high quality ofthe
submitted papers."
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