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The work presented in this report was supported by the Department of Energy (DOE) through the Nevada Operations Office (NVOO) as part of the Radionuclide Migration Program at the Nevada Test Site (NTS). The purpose of this program is to inves tigate the potential for underground migration of radionuclides in groundwater from the sites of underground nuclear explosions. Borg et al. have comprehensively reviewed this subject and have included an annotated bibliography (1). Levy (2) discusses in detail the specific aspects of an underground nuclear explosion which are relevant to radionuclide contamination of the ground water.The technology required to study the NTS groundwater problem is very similar to that required for studying the geo logic disposal of high-level vitrified nuclear reactor wastes.The energy crisis of the 1970's has emphasized the need for nuclear power and consequently there is considerable interest in developing an environmentally-acceptable means for disposing of the resultant nuclear wastes. deMarsily et al. (3) have discuss ed the feasibility for geologic disposal of nuclear wastes and have concluded that ion exchange with the rock surrounding the repository is the most important barrier between the waste and the biosphere. The Study Group on Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Waste Management of the American Physical Society (4) concluded that the management of nuclear waste was well within existing techno logy and that economic and political questions provided the greatest problems for nuclear energy use. They also state that hydrogeologic transport is the most likely route for contamina tion of the biosphere by a waste repository.Information on the interaction of radionuclides with ground water in deeply-buried, high-level, long-term "waste repositories" is available at only a few locations. One is the OKLO natural reactor in Gabon which has for over 1.7 billion years retained some of the radionuclides also present in nuclear wastes (5). Another is the Nevada Test Site, where radionuclides were first deposited underground on September 19, 1967 during the 1.7 kt 0-8412-0498-5/79/47-100-093$05.50/0