Conversion of plutonium scrap and residue to boroilicate glass using the GMODS process
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Plutonium scrap and residue represent major national and international concerns because (1) significant environmental, safety, and health (ES&H) problems have been identified with their storage; (2) all plutonium recovered from the black market in Europe has been from this category; (3) storage costs are high; and (4) safeguards are difficult. It is proposed to address these problems by conversion of plutonium scrap and residue to a CRACHIP (CRiticality, Aerosol, and CHemically Inert Plutonium)…
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Date:
November 28, 1995
Creator:
Forsberg, C. W.; Beahm, E. C.; Parker, G. W.; Rudolph, J.; Elam, K. R. & Ferrada, J. J.
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