For the purpose of developing glass-ceramics which can incorporate and stabilize high-level radioactive nuclear waste, glasses and glass-ceramics of the Li2O-Al2O3-SiO2 system containing sodium molybdate were prepared and their properties were examined. Glass-forming region, liquidus temperature, solubility of molybdate, crystallization temperature and thermal expansion coefficient were measured. The liquidus temperature and viscosity of glasses were lowered by adding sodium molybdate. The glass could contain 2~3 wt% molybdate, which led to the estimate that the glass can admit about 20 wt% nuclear waste. Glass-ceramics with a negative thermal expansion coefficient was prepared, in which main crystalline phase was a low expansion β- eucrypt...
Nuclear waste glasses are produced by chemical reactions between a solid waste (calcine) and a glass...
DoctorThe incorporation of molybdenum (Mo) into borosilicate glasses developed for the immobilizatio...
The cold war and the development of nuclear energy have resulted in significant inventories of misce...
For the purpose of developing glass-ceramics which can incorporate and stabilize high-level radioact...
International audienceA glass‐ceramic waste form is being developed for immobilization of waste stre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
International audienceVitrification has been selected in France as the immobilization process for hi...
International audienceIn this study, we synthesized glass-ceramics from glasses in the system SiO 2-...
This work demonstrates the formulation of glass ceramics for nuclear waste storage that increases th...
Nuclear waste glasses are produced by chemical reactions between a solid waste (calcine) and a glass...
Nuclear waste glasses are produced by chemical reactions between a solid waste (calcine) and a glass...
DoctorThe incorporation of molybdenum (Mo) into borosilicate glasses developed for the immobilizatio...
The cold war and the development of nuclear energy have resulted in significant inventories of misce...
For the purpose of developing glass-ceramics which can incorporate and stabilize high-level radioact...
International audienceA glass‐ceramic waste form is being developed for immobilization of waste stre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
Glass ceramics are materials that are cooled from the melt in the form of a glass, and then heat tre...
International audienceVitrification has been selected in France as the immobilization process for hi...
International audienceIn this study, we synthesized glass-ceramics from glasses in the system SiO 2-...
This work demonstrates the formulation of glass ceramics for nuclear waste storage that increases th...
Nuclear waste glasses are produced by chemical reactions between a solid waste (calcine) and a glass...
Nuclear waste glasses are produced by chemical reactions between a solid waste (calcine) and a glass...
DoctorThe incorporation of molybdenum (Mo) into borosilicate glasses developed for the immobilizatio...
The cold war and the development of nuclear energy have resulted in significant inventories of misce...