Dissolved gas measurements of the cooling ponds of Paks Nuclear Power Plant, Hungary

Molnár, Mihály; Palcsu, László; Major, Z.; Svingor, Éva; Veres, Mihály; Pintér, T.

doi:10.1007/s10967-010-0792-1

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“…Natural radioactively contaminated water with very low salt content (less than 0.001 mol L -1 ) is very unusual; however, the information about caesium sorption from much diluted solutions should be interesting from a point of view of deactivation of certain anthropogenic aqueous media, such as core coolants of nuclear reactors or water from cooling pond for irradiated nuclear fuel storage. An example of chemical composition of a reactor core coolant is given in work [9]; the information about chemical composition of water from a spent fuel pool can be found in the work [10].…”

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The study of selectivity of caesium sorption by a natural and surface-modified glauconite in presence of potassium and ammonium ions

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J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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The results of study of selectivity of caesium sorption by a natural and surface-modified glauconite as a dependence of potassium and ammonium concentrations are presented. In the case of the surface-modified glauconite at low salt content the decrease of caesium distribution coefficients with the decrease of potassium or ammonium concentration was observed; this effect might be caused by transfer of 37 ± 7 % of caesium to a nonabsorbable colloidal form. However, even in the worst case, values of caesium distribution coefficients for the surface-modified glauconite were as high as 10 3 -10 4 L kg -1 .

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