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Appendix B: Analysis of the EMSP Research Portfolio
Pages 108-113

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... The project database is available on the World Wide Web at the following address: http://emsp.em.doe.gov/portfol io/mu Itisearch.asp In the table, the title of the project is provided, with the EMSP project number shown in parenthesis. The letters in parenthesis attached to the project numbers correspond to the problem area under which the project is listed in the EMSP database.
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From page 109...
... High Temperature Condensed Phase Mass Spectrometric Analysis (HLW60424) Mechanism of Pitting Corrosion Prevention by Nitrite in Carbon Steel Exposed to Dilute Salt Solutions (HLW60401)
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From page 110...
... On-Line Slurry Viscosity and Concentration Measurement as a Real-Time Stream Characterization Tool (H LW54890) Numerical Modeling of Mixing of Chemically Reactive, Non-Newtonian Slurry forTankWaste Retrieval (HLW65371)
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From page 111...
... Development of Inorganic Ion Exchangers for Nuclear Waste Remediation (HLW54735) ionizing Radiation Induced Catalysis on Metal Oxide Particles (HLW54996)
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... Chemical and Ceramic Methods Toward Safe Storage of Actinides Using Monazite (NM55094) An Alternative Host Matrix Based on Iron Phosphate Glasses for the Vitrification of Specialized Nuclear Waste Forms (MW55110)
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From page 113...
... Micelle Formation and Surface Interactions in Supercritical C02 Fundamental Studies for the Extraction of Actinides from Contaminated Surfaces (D&D64865) Supercritical Carbon Dioxide-Soluble Ligands for Extracting Actinide Metal ions from Porous Solids (D&D64965)
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Key Terms

  • nuclear waste
  • emsp project
  • tank waste
  • chemical speciation
  • emsp research

  • hanford waste
  • inorganic compounds
  • radiation effects
  • metal ion
  • colloidal agglomerates

  • sequestering agents
  • waste processing
  • laser ablation
  • fundamental chemistry
  • hydrothermal conditions

  • radioactive waste
  • mass spectrometric
  • supercritical carbon
  • waste tanks
  • temperature condensed

  • hydrothermal oxidation
  • spinel settling
  • residual components
  • volume reduction
  • slurry viscosity

  • waste management
  • crown ethers
  • surface leaching
  • interfacial radiolysis
  • element coordination


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