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Stabilization/solidification of radioactive waste in geochemical aspects

Guo et al., 2022

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5809307069498774168
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Guo B
Sasaki K
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Low Carbon Stabilization And Solidification Of Hazardous Wastes

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Management or treatment of radioactive waste is one of the urgent problems to be solved in the world. To solve this problem, various technologies and knowledge were developed in recent decades for the management of the radioactive wastes. Specifically, geochemical …
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