Radiolytic evaluation of a new technetium redox control reagent for advanced used nuclear fuel separations

Dang, Anh N.; Rogalski, Maya H.; Pilgrim, Corey D.; Wilbanks, Joseph R.; Peterman, Dean R.; Carrie, Jesse D.; Zalupski, Peter R.; Mezyk, Stephen P.; Horne, Gregory P.

doi:10.1039/d3cp04987f

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3cp04987f

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Radiolytic evaluation of a new technetium redox control reagent for advanced used nuclear fuel separations

Anh N. Dang,

Maya H. Rogalski,

Corey D. Pilgrim

et al.

Abstract: Steady-state and time-resolved irradiations of diaminoguanidine have shown that the longevity of this potential TcO4− redox control reagent will be limited by its reaction with nitrous acid and oxidizing radicals from nitric acid radiolysis.

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Radiolytic evaluation of a new technetium redox control reagent for advanced used nuclear fuel separations

Abstract: Steady-state and time-resolved irradiations of diaminoguanidine have shown that the longevity of this potential TcO4− redox control reagent will be limited by its reaction with nitrous acid and oxidizing radicals from nitric acid radiolysis.

Cited by 1 publication

References 61 publications

Rhenium volatilization in SiO2-KNO3-KReO4 mixtures at elevated temperatures

Rhenium volatilization in SiO2-KNO3-KReO4 mixtures at elevated temperatures

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