Laser ablation/ionization characterization of solids: Second interim progress report of the strategic environmental research development program

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The Department of Energy is undertaking the enormous task of remediating defense wastes and environmental insults which have occurred over 50 years of nuclear weapons production. It is abundantly clear that significant technology advances are needed to characterize, process, and store highly radioactive waste and to remediate contaminated zones. In addition to the processing and waste form issues, analytical technologies needed for the characterization of solids, and for monitoring storage tanks and contaminated sites do not exist or are currently expensive labor-intensive tasks. This report describes progress in developing sensitive, rapid, and widely applicable laser-based mass spectrometry techniques for analysis … continued below

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Hess, W. P.; Bushaw, B. A.; McCarthy, M. I.; Campbell, J. A.; Colson, S. D. & Dickinson, J. T. October 1, 1996.

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The Department of Energy is undertaking the enormous task of remediating defense wastes and environmental insults which have occurred over 50 years of nuclear weapons production. It is abundantly clear that significant technology advances are needed to characterize, process, and store highly radioactive waste and to remediate contaminated zones. In addition to the processing and waste form issues, analytical technologies needed for the characterization of solids, and for monitoring storage tanks and contaminated sites do not exist or are currently expensive labor-intensive tasks. This report describes progress in developing sensitive, rapid, and widely applicable laser-based mass spectrometry techniques for analysis of mixed chemical wastes and contaminated soils.

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Hess, W. P.; Bushaw, B. A.; McCarthy, M. I.; Campbell, J. A.; Colson, S. D. & Dickinson, J. T. Laser ablation/ionization characterization of solids: Second interim progress report of the strategic environmental research development program, report, October 1, 1996; Richland, Washington. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc701983/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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