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Strontium fluoride flowsheet development studies for the waste packaging program

Description: It was demonstrated that the modified version of the Martin flowsheet can produce SrF/sub 2/ of acceptable quality using a simulated feed of the same composition as the anticipated packaging plant feed. By careful control of operating conditions, strontium losses in the process can be reduced to an acceptable level. Using a nonrepresentative radioactive feed (which contained impurities not present in the simulated feed) high strontium losses were encountered in the feed purification step, altho… more
Date: May 25, 1972
Creator: Fullam, H.T. & Bray, L.A.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Management Improvement Program scrap nuclear materials

Description: This document consists of a memo from W.D. Ferguson, Assistant Laboratory Director at Hanford, to Mr. R.L. Ferguson, Director of the Contract Administration Division at the AEC, and the scrap activity sheets for fiscal year 1972. Differentiated inventories of plutonium and uranium scrap are compiled.
Date: July 14, 1972
Creator: Richmond, W. D.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Scrap status reports for plutonium-239 and enriched uranium

Description: Scrap status reports requested by P.A. Craig of the Nuclear Materials Management Branch on July 14, 1972 are presented. The additional detail required disclosed the enriched uranium covered by the scrap declaration HYA-15 was not reported as scrap on the June 30 COEI Reports.
Date: August 1, 1972
Creator: Henry, H. L.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Biological effects of daily inhalation of radon and its short-lived daughters in experimental animals

Description: From symposium on noble gases; Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (24 Sep 1973). Exposures of rats, mice, and hamsters for 90 hours per week to radon daughters nanging from 2000 to 8500 WL, with and without 18 mu g per liter uranium ore dust, caused marked lifeshortening in all three species. Marked reduction in body weights occurred in all three species, with weight losses of 30 to 50% of control animal values in all species after 31/2 months of exposures. Mice exposed to radon daughters and ore dust were… more
Date: January 1, 1972
Creator: Palmer, R. F.; Stuart, B. O. & Filipy, R. E.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Plutonium in surface soil in the Hanford plant environs

Description: Analyses for plutonium in air, water, and foodstuffs have long been part of the routine surveillance program at Hanford. In addition, the ground and other surfaces have been surveyed for plutonium where there was possible deposition from stack emissions, waste spills, etc., using direct instrument measurements. Detectable plutonium deposition from the few such incidents has been confined to restricted areas. The surface contamination level that can be detected with the portable instruments is a… more
Date: August 1, 1972
Creator: Corley, J. P.; Robertson, D. M. & Brauer, F. P.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Environmental status of the Hanford reservation for 1970

Description: Data are summarized on the radioactivity in environmental samples collected from various locations within the Hanford plant boundaries during 1970. Data are included on the content of /sup 90/Sr, /sup 32/P, /sup 46/Sc, /sup 51/ Cr, /sup 65/Zn, /sup 131/I, /sup 2 4/Na and tritium in samples of water from the Columbia River; the total BETA activity in samples of drinking water; the total alpha and BETA activity in samples of surface waters; the radioactivity in tissue samples from waterfowl, game… more
Date: June 1, 1972
Creator: Bramson, P.E. (ed.)
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Effects of intracavitary irradiation by californium-252

Description: From effects of neutron irradiation upon cell function conference; Munich, F. R. Germany (22 Oct 1973). Improvements in neutron dosimetry and additional information about the effects of neutrons caused renewed interest in fast neutrons for cancer therapy. The availability of encapsulated /sup 252/Cf has introduced the need for data on the response of normal tissues that are at risk during an intracavitary exposure to a /sup 252/Cf implant. The anatomical characteristics of the Hanford Miniature… more
Date: January 1, 1972
Creator: Sullivan, M F; Beamer, J L & Mahony, T D
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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