Nuclear materials and radiation effects
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This cluster of papers focuses on the use of pyrochlore, a complex oxide, as a nuclear waste form for the immobilization of plutonium and minor actinides. The papers cover topics such as radiation tolerance, amorphization resistance, crystal chemistry, ion irradiation effects, and structural studies related to pyrochlore-based materials for high-level nuclear waste immobilization.
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nuclear waste immobilization; waste immobilization; nuclear waste glass; zirconolite; ceramic waste forms; nuclear waste forms; waste forms; actinide immobilization; waste loading; synthetic rock; leaching resistance; cesium immobilization; glass waste forms; plutonium immobilization; waste form durability; radiation-induced amorphization; metamictization; high-level waste glass; pollucite; high-level radioactive waste immobilization; radiation damage in crystals; product consistency test; high-level waste vitrification; radioactive waste conditioning; simulated waste
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Morton address: 38350986179960983 · morton4x16-v1
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