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  • 2017Quantum capacitance as a reagentless molecular sensing element36citations
  • 2016Polypyrrole coated mercury film electrodes for sono-ASV analysis of cadmium and leadcitations
  • 2016Sonoelectroanalytical detection of lead at a bare copper electrodecitations
  • 2016Cathodic stripping voltammetry of nickel: sonoelectrochemical exploitation of the Ni(III)/Ni(II) couple.16citations
  • 2016Chemical and biochemical sensing with modified single walled carbon nanotubes.294citations
  • 2016A reagentless renewable N,N '-diphenyl-p-phenylenediamine loaded sensor for hydrogen sulfide27citations
  • 2016Sonoelectroanalytical detection of lead at a bare copper electrode.26citations
  • 2014Leaching behaviour of and Cs disposition in a UMo powellite glass-ceramic17citations
  • 2007Time-dependent material flow analysis of iron and steel in the UK. Part 1: Production and consumption trends 1970-200042citations
  • 2005Field emission from multiwall carbon nanotubes prepared by electrodeposition without the use of a dispersantcitations

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  • Bedatty Fernandes, F.
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  • Campbell, C.
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  • Clift, R.
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Leaching behaviour of and Cs disposition in a UMo powellite glass-ceramic

  • Sprouster, D.
  • Griffiths, G. R.
  • Gregg, D. J.
  • Farnan, I.
  • Davis, J.
  • Blackford, M. G.
  • Olufson, K.
  • Vance, E. R.
  • Campbell, C.
  • Hughes, J.
Abstract

<p>A UMo powellite glass-ceramic designed by French workers to immobilise Mo-rich intermediate-level waste was found to be quite leach resistant in water at 90 C with the dissolution of Cs, Mo, Na, B and Ca not exceeding 2 g/L in normalised PCT tests. <sup>133</sup>Cs solid state nuclear magnetic resonance and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) showed the Cs to inhabit the glass phase. The microstructures were not greatly affected by cooling rates between 1 and 5 C/min or by introducing 10 times as much Cs and Sr. Protracted leach tests at 90 C showed surface alteration as evidenced by SEM and particularly transmission electron microscopy; the main alteration phase was a Zn aluminosilicate but several other alteration phases were evident. Voidage in the alteration layers was indicated from enhanced lifetimes in positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy.</p>

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  • microstructure
  • surface
  • phase
  • scanning electron microscopy
  • glass
  • glass
  • positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • leaching
  • ceramic