Silicate stabilisation of colloidal UO2 produced by uranium metal corrosion
Authors:
- Thomas S. NeillTNThomas S. Neill
- Katherine MorrisKMKatherine Morris
- Carolyn I. PearceCPCarolyn I. Pearce
- Liam Abrahamsen-MillsLiam Abrahamsen-Mills
- Libor KovarikLKLibor Kovarik
- Simon KelletSKSimon Kellet
- Bruce RigbyBRBruce Rigby
- Tonya VitovaTVTonya Vitova
- Bianca SchacherlBSBianca Schacherl
- Samuel ShawSSSamuel Shaw
Open Access
- 1 December 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Nuclear Materials
- Vol. 526
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Funding Information
- STEM
- University of Manchester
- Sellafield Ltd
- National Nuclear Laboratory
- EPSRC (EP/R511626/1)
- US Department of Energy
- Biological and Environmental Research
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (49774)
- Diamond Light Source (SP17243)
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