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The Durability of Simulated UK High Level Waste Glass Compositions Based on Recent Vitrification Campaigns

Mike T. Harrison, Carl James Steele

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Background Experimental Results and Discussion Acknowledgments

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Background Experimental Results and Discussion Acknowledgments

Key concepts: Vitrification, Materials science, Durability, High-level waste, Waste management, Nuclear engineering, Engineering physics, Metallurgy

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