Leachability of Glass Prepared From Highly Radioactive Calcined Alumina Waste

Abstract

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Waste Solidification Program. Volume 10. Evaluation of Solidified Waste Products.

“…The experimental apparatus being used to measure the leachability of WSEP products is similar to that described by Paige (27) and is shown in Figure 5.18. The measurements were made at ambient temperature, approximately 25 "C, using 500 ml of distilled water as leachant.…”