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Study of the immobilization of226Ra

I. Cement solidification of226Ra waste

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A study of the immobilization for226Ra waste has been carried out. Cement-based concrete was used as a matrix for the solidification of radium waste. The experimental results show that the cement mixture with water/cement between 0.46–0.54 has higher strengh (above 20 MPa), and the compressive strength was not reduced by addition of 1% barite or the radium waste (RaSO4) into the concrete solid.

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Wang, R.S., Yang, X.N. & Wu, Q.Y. Study of the immobilization of226Ra. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Articles 198, 281–285 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02036542

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