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Role of reactive transport in the alteration of vitrified waste packages: the MOS model

Engineering and Technology

Role of reactive transport in the alteration of vitrified waste packages: the MOS model

P. Frugier, N. Godon, et al.

Discover the innovative MOS model introduced by Pierre Frugier, Nicole Godon, and Yves Minet, which effectively quantifies how a reactive, diffusive environment alters vitrified nuclear waste packages in deep geological disposal. This groundbreaking research addresses the complexities of silicon transport and material interactions with remarkable balance and accuracy.... show more
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