TECHNETIUM OXIDATION IN SLAG-BASED SODIUM SALT WASTE FORMS EXPOSED TO WATER AND MOIST HANFORD SOIL
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Characterization and testing of crystalline ceramic waste forms
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Thermophysical property measurement and characterization of glass ceramic waste forms
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Assessment of the Back End of Advanced Reactors for Developing Stable Wastes Forms
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Bonano, Evaristo J.↗
Solubility of Fluorite in Concentrated Electrolyte Solutions at Elevated Temperatures: Implications to Nuclear Waste-form Development and Rare Earth Elements (REE) Extraction
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Xiong, Yongliang↗
Hydrothermal Solubility of Fluorite in Concentrated Electrolyte Solutions: Implications to Fluorite Mineralization and Nuclear Waste-form Development
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Xiong, Yongliang↗
Current Understanding and Modeling of The Aging of Cementitious Waste Forms -- A Hanford Site Perspective
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Kosson, David [Vanderbilt University]↗
Separations and Waste Forms Impacts on Disposal Options and Repository Performance.
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Swift, Peter N↗
Method of making nanostructured glass-ceramic waste forms
A method of rendering hazardous materials less dangerous comprising trapping the hazardous material in nanopores of a nanoporous composite material, reacting the trapped hazardous material to render it less volatile/soluble, sealing the trapped hazardous material, and vitrifying the nanoporous material containing the less volatile/soluble hazardous material.
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The Chemistry and Chemical Durability of a new 129I Glass Composite Material (GCM) Waste Form.
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Nenoff, Tina Maria↗
Chemical Durability of a 129I Glass Composite Material (GCM) Waste Form.
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Nenoff, Tina Maria↗
High-Temperature Pressing of Silver-Exchanged Mordenite into a Potential Iodine Waste Form 14096
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Jubin, Robert Thomas↗
X-RAY DIFFRACTION OF SLAG-BASED SODIUM SALT WASTE FORMS
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Langton, C.↗
TC OXIDATION IN SLAG-BASED SODIUM SALT WASTE FORMS EXPOSED TO WATER AND MOIST HANFORD SOIL - 15514
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Langton, C.↗