solid phase transformations in the Hanford sediments treated with Al-rich, hyperalkaline and saline
solutions
EMSL Project ID
3230
Abstract
Uncontaminated Hanford sediments were treated with Al-rich, hyperalkaline and
saline solution under O2 free conditions. The objective was to study the solid
phase transformation, i.e., dissolution and precipitation, under such extreme
conditions. SEM and TEM analysis are necessary to provide evidence that these
processes are occurring in the sediments.
these transformations.
saline solution under O2 free conditions. The objective was to study the solid
phase transformation, i.e., dissolution and precipitation, under such extreme
conditions. SEM and TEM analysis are necessary to provide evidence that these
processes are occurring in the sediments.
these transformations.
Project Details
Project type
Exploratory Research
Start Date
2003-01-16
End Date
2005-12-19
Status
Closed
Released Data Link
Team
Principal Investigator
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