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Nuclear and Environmental Technology Applications in the Ceramic Industry.
Indoor Air Pollution Control: Formaldehyde Adsorption by Synthesized Zeolite Rich Materials (M. Del Carmen Cazorla A. and M. Grutzeck).
Molybdenum-Oxide Based Sorbents for Toxic Metals (M. Chehbouni and A.W. Apblett).
Recovery of Palladium Via a Vitrification Process (D.K. Peeler, A.D. Cozzi, R.F. Schumacher, I.A. Reamer, and R.J. Workman).
Legal and Environmental Health and Safety Issues Facing Artists and Ceramic Engineers (J. Taylor)
Nuclear Waste Forms and Fuels Processing and Technology - Ceramic Forms.
Computational and Experimental Studies of the Radiation Response of Gd2Ti2O7 Pyrochlore (R. Devanathan and W.J. Weber).
Hollandite-Rich Ceramics for the Immobilization of Cs (M.L. Carter).
General Recipe and Properties of a Four Inch Hydroceramic Waste Form (Y. Bao and M.W. Grutzeck).
Feasibility of Immobilizing Tank Wastes in Geopolymers (E.R. Vance, D.S. Perera and Z. Aly).
Processing and Characterization of Fluorite-Related Ceramic Wasteforms for Immobilization of Actinides (M.C. Stennett, N.C. Hyatt, W.E. Lee, and E.R. Maddrell).
Immobilization of Cs and Sr in Geopolymers With Si/Al ~ 2 (D.S. Perera, E.R. Vance, Z. Aly, J. Davis and C.L. Nicholson).
Nuclear Waste Forms Processing and Technology - Steam Reforming.
Steam Reforming Technology for Denitration and Immobilization of DOE Tank Wastes (M. Cowen, J.B. Mason, K. Ryan, and D. Schmoker).
Feed Reactivity Study for Fluidized Bed Steam Reformer (FBSR) Processing (T.Lorier, C. Jantzen, J. Marra, and J. Pareizs).
Durability Testing of Fluidized Bed Steam Reforming (FBSR) Products (C.M. Jantzen, J.M. Pareizs, T.H. Lorier, and J.C. Marra).
Panel Discussion on Nuclear Waste Form Durability Testing and Disposal Status.
The Product Consistency Test (ASTM C1285) for Wasteform Durability Testing (C.M. Jantzen and N.E. Bibler).
Leaching Properties for Qualification of Non-Vitreous Waste Forms (E.R. Vance).
Nuclear Waste Forms and Fuels Processing and Technology - Glass Forms.
Induction Heated Cold Crucible Melter Testing with Troublesome High Level Waste Components (A.P. Kobelev, S.V. Stefanovsky, O.A. Knyazev, T.N. Lashchenova, J.C. Marra, E.W. Holtzscheiter, and C.C. Herman).
DWPF Melter Glass Pump Implementation and Design Improvement (M.E. Smith, A.B. Barnes, D.F. Bickford, and D.C. Iverson).
Modeling Melt Rate for DWPF: A Preliminary Assessment (A.S. Choi, D.K. Peeler, and T.B. Edwards).
Advances In Nuclear Waste Form Testing and Characterization Methods.
Characterization of Alteration Phases on HLW Glasses After 15 Years of PCT Leaching (I.S. Muller, S. Ribet, I.L. Pegg, S. Gin and P. Frugier).
Glass Durability Correlations Interpreted Through the Electronegativity and Basicity of Network Formers (J. Reynolds).
Revisiting the So4 Limit for the Defense Waste Processing Facility (D.K. Peeler, C.C. Herman, T.B. Edwards, M.E. Smith, and D.R. Best).
Effects of Aging and Temperature on the Rheological Properties of Simulated Melter Feed Slurries for Nuclear Waste Vitrification (H. Zhao, I.S. Muller, and I.L. Pegg).
Iron Covalency Assumptions and Redox Equilibrium in Vitrification (J. Reynolds).
Preliminary Control Strategy for Hanford Low-Activity Waste Glass Formulation (J.D. Vienna, G.F. Piepel, C.A. Musick, I.S. Muller and I.L. Pegg).
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Mary Ann Smith
reviewed Environment Issue #11 Ct V 176 on July 12, 2007
Environment Issue #11 Ct V 176
This is basically the biography of Uranium. The history of how it was discovered and evolved to what it is today was a great read, especially considering the time we're in with everyone trying to get the bomb.
This powerful quote from the book's introduction sums it all up, " From dust to dust, the Earth came seeded with the means of it's own destruction--a geological original sin. "
The news is always talking about if terrorists ever got nuclear weapons how easy it would be to use them. After reading this book, I have become more fearful at the ease in which this could happen. If someone is determined to get uranium, I don't doubt that they will. There is little accounting of stuff by world governments and even some the inventory they know they are supposed to have goes missing.
It was scary to read about some boys finding some in a field (nobody knows how the ore they found got there) and hitting it with a hammer because it made nice sparks. Yikes! I never knew how precariously we are balanced on the nuclear precipice and now, unfortunately, have to believe it is only a matter of time until some nuclear terrorism occurs.
Oh yeah, I noticed an error in the book in which they talk about the Popeye cartoon and his nemesis "Brutus" according to the book. It's actually Bluto.
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