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Nucleotides from radio-activated wastes

R. N. Chakraborty, B. Goswami

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Abstract

This article summarizes some formatives over waste generation in atomic reactors. Sponge or foam ceramics-in-glasses are used to entrap waste radio-nuclear products to dispose-in-pose scripture for other forms. Filtering has well known method to separate solid radio-in-nuclide forms from liquids even though inertia modes of resisting method has suggestive approaches to activate separation of particles by mass from sensing systems. Analysis of wastes has showed either ceramic particulates or particle agglomerates. Chemical analysis has reported to consist of alloyed forms of other elements. Radioactivity transformed nano-to-micrometric articulated contain from Mo, Ru, Tc, Rh, Pd and Te. Purex process advanced to procure platinoids (Pd, Rh, and Ru) from reprocessed wastes of spent fuel.

Keywords

Radio nuclides, Separation, Dispose to expose, Radioactive waste, Sponge


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