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Radiunuclide sorption from the safety evaluation perspective =

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency. · 1992

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"Sorption is one of the key processes retarding the transport of radionuclides from an underground disposal facility to the biosphere and to man. These proceedings evaluate the way sorption processes are incorporated in long-term safety analyses of radioactive waste repositories."--Publisher summary.

Book details

Year
1992
Language
English
Publisher
Organization for Economic
Editions
1
Pages
296
ISBN
9789264037007

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