M. W. A. Stewart coauthored research on solid forms for immobilizing wastes from reactor production of molybdenum-99. The work connects material composition with the long-term behaviour of uranium-bearing waste.
Incorporation of suitable neutron absorbers addresses a different property from resistance to aqueous dissolution. A useful waste form must account for both nuclear composition and chemical durability.[ref]
Immobilisation of Higher Activity Wastes from Nuclear Reactor Production of 99Mo by M. W. A. Stewart and others. Research topic and author attribution in the primary publication
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