2008
DOI: 10.2172/1019063
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Development of a Composite Non-Electrostatic Surface Complexation Model Describing Plutonium Sorption to Aluminosilicates

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“…This was verified for FA (data not shown) and is consistent with anionic functional groups of FA interacting with positively charged gibbsite sites at low pH and being repelled by negatively charged sites at higher pH. (Powell et al, 2008 andZimmerman, 2010).…”
Section: Influence Of Nom On Pu Sorption To Gibbsitesupporting
confidence: 63%
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“…This was verified for FA (data not shown) and is consistent with anionic functional groups of FA interacting with positively charged gibbsite sites at low pH and being repelled by negatively charged sites at higher pH. (Powell et al, 2008 andZimmerman, 2010).…”
Section: Influence Of Nom On Pu Sorption To Gibbsitesupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Previous experiments have shown nearly complete sorption of Pu(IV) to the mineral phase in ligand-free systems above pH 4 (Zimmerman, 2010;Powell et al, 2008). The data presented in Figure B1 shows that the presence of FA, DFOB, and citric acid causes an increase in aqueous Pu concentrations and a decrease in the Pu fraction sorbed relative to FA free systems.…”
Section: Influence Of Nom On Pu Sorption To Gibbsitementioning
confidence: 61%
“…Previous experiments have shown nearly complete sorption of Pu(IV) to the mineral phase in ligand-free systems above pH 4 (Appendix, POWELL et al, 2008). The data presented in Figure B1 shows that the presence of FA causes an increase in aqueous Pu concentrations relative to FA free systems.…”
Section: Figure B1mentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Modeling efforts will be undertaken in FY11 to predict the sorption data by combining the aqueous speciation constants determined in this work and published surface complexation constants (POWELL et al, 2008). Ongoing studies with Pu-citric acid-gibbsite systems for which Pu-citric acid aqueous complexation constants are available indicate that the combination of the binary (ligand-Pu and mineral-Pu) thermodynamic constants can successfully predict the sorption behavior observed in batch tests.…”
Section: Figure B1mentioning
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