Shinya Nagasaki , Zhiwei Zheng , Jianan Liu , Jieci Yang , Tianxiao Tammy Yang
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Sorption of U(IV) on MX-80, illite, shale and limestone in Na-Ca-Cl solutions
Uranium has been identified as an element of interest for the safety assessment of a deep geological repository (DGR) for used nuclear fuel. This paper studied the sorption of tetravalent U(IV) onto MX-80 bentonite, illite, shale and limestone in ionic strength 0.1–6 mol/kgw (m) Na-Ca-Cl solutions at pHm = 4–10 (for MX-80, illite, shale) and pHm = 5–10 (for limestone) under reducing conditions. Sorption of U(IV) on MX-80 increased with pHm until pHm = 8 and then reached a sorption plateau. Sorption of U(IV) on illite and shale increased from pHm = 4 to 5 and then reached a sorption plateau. Sorption of U(IV) on limestone increased with pHm up to pHm = 7 and then steeply decreased with pHm. Sorption of U(IV) on all four solids was not influenced by the ionic strength of Na-Ca-Cl solutions. The sorption of U(IV) onto MX-80 and illite in Na-Ca-Cl solutions was successfully simulated by a 2 site protolysis non-electrostatic surface complexation and cation exchange (2SPNE SC/CE) model using three inner-sphere surface complexation reactions. Values of surface complexation constants (log K0) were optimized.
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Nuclear Engineering and Technology (NET), an international journal of the Korean Nuclear Society (KNS), publishes peer-reviewed papers on original research, ideas and developments in all areas of the field of nuclear science and technology. NET bimonthly publishes original articles, reviews, and technical notes. The journal is listed in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) of Thomson Reuters.
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