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Research on the degradation mechanism, product effects and optimization strategy of the tributyl phosphate solvent system in the PUREX process. [PDF]

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Lan T, Liu J, Liu Y.
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High-Temperature Mechanical Characterization of CeO₂ as a Ceramic Surrogate Fuel Based on FIB and Nanoindentation. [PDF]

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Si J, Xu J, He S, Xie D, Dong C, Zhu P, Qiu R.   +6 more
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Nuclear energy: Where next? [PDF]

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Sun Z, Chen Z, Wang S, Tai X, Wang X.
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Reclaiming Ruthenium: A Comprehensive Review of Hydrometallurgical Strategies for Precious Metal Recovery. [PDF]

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Rudnik E.
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Migration Behavior of ⁹⁰Sr in the Soil-Plant System and Phytoremediation: A Review. [PDF]

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Han Y, Qiao X, Yuan H, Cao S.
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Spent Nuclear Fuel is not the Problem [Point of View]

Proceedings of the IEEE, 2017
Why are terms like “dread,” “danger,” and “intractable” applied to describe the management of the spent nuclear fuel produced by today’s commercial nuclear reactors? The small mass and compact form of this spent fuel are the most positive attributes of nuclear power, when compared to the massive volumes of waste we discharge when fossil fuels are ...
Per F Peterson
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Spent Nuclear Fuel

Elements, 2006
The primary waste form resulting from nuclear energy production is spent nuclear fuel (SNF). There are a number of different types of fuel, but they are predominantly uranium based, mainly UO 2 or, in some cases, metallic U. The UO 2 in SNF is a redox-sensitive semiconductor consisting of a fine-grained (5-10 μm), polycrystalline aggregate containing
J. Bruno, R. C. Ewing
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Concept of Radioactive Waste and Spent Nuclear Fuel in the EU Law. Advantages of Using Spent Nuclear Fuel

Energy Law Forum, 2023
The formation of the unified legal terminology “radioactive waste”, “spent nuclear fuel” and the legal regulation of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel management in the European Union law started in 1992 and was completed in 2011 with Directive 2011/70/Euratom, which became the key legal act for further development of radioactive waste and spent
Yulia V. Lebedeva, Oleg E. Muratov
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Handling Spent Nuclear Fuel

Atomic Energy, 2000
tribution to the total production is 13%; in the future it should increase, especially considering the increase in the cost of oil and gas. Nuclear power is safer ecologically and more economical than fossil fuel power, and the development of nuclear power is a deposit for future energy independence and preservation of the defense preparedness of the ...
M. I. Solonin, A. G. Ioltukhovskii, A. S. Polyakov, P. P. Poluéktov, A. F. Grachev, V. N. Golovanov, A. E. Novoselov, V. G. Aden, S. Yu. Bulkin, V. V. Vazinger, Yu. A. Ivanov, A. V. Sokolov, V. D. Safutin, N. P. Shafrova   +13 more
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Classification of Spent Reactor Fuel for Nuclear Forensics

Analytical Chemistry, 2014
In this paper we demonstrate the use of pattern recognition and machine learning techniques to determine the reactor type from which spent reactor fuel has originated. This has been done using the isotopic and elemental measurements of the sample and proves to be very useful in the field of nuclear forensics.
Andrew E, Jones, Phillip, Turner, Colin, Zimmerman, John Y, Goulermas   +3 more
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