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Actinide Speciation in High Ionic Strength Media

Name: Actinide Speciation in High Ionic Strength Media
Brand: Springer Science+Business Media
SKU: 02105668
Price: 152.59 EUR
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Author: Donald T. Reed
ISBN: 9780306461859

Experimental and Modeling Approaches to Predicting Actinide Speciation and Migration in the Subsurface

Donald T. Reed

Sue B. Clark

Linfeng Rao

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02105668

Publishers Springer Science+Business Media, November 1999

This proceedings, based on an American Chemical Society symposium entitled `Experimental and Modelin... Full description

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This proceedings, based on an American Chemical Society symposium entitled `Experimental and Modeling Studies of Actinide Speciation in Non-Ideal Systems', deals with the management and disposal of radioactive waste. More specifically, it concerns modeling and experimental approaches for actinide chemistry in high ionic strength media, including general aspects of actinide chemistry in high-level nuclear waste and environmental systems, and the special problems of actinide behavior in concentrated electrolytes and/or alkaline conditions.