1998
DOI: 10.2172/654327
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Hydrologic resources management program and underground test area operable unit fy 1997

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“…The CHESHIRE model list of radionuclides was derived from three sources: a report on the unclassified radiologic source term (Smith, 2001), recommendations by the UGTA Source Term Subcommittee (Smith, 1997), and a set of reports containing radionuclide measurements in groundwater near CHESHIRE (Finkel et al, 1992;Daniels et al, 1993;Smith et al, 1998Smith et al, , 1999Smith et al, , and 2000and Thompson, 2000). A total of 52 radionuclides were identified from these three sources of information.…”
Section: Cheshire Hydrologic Source Term Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CHESHIRE model list of radionuclides was derived from three sources: a report on the unclassified radiologic source term (Smith, 2001), recommendations by the UGTA Source Term Subcommittee (Smith, 1997), and a set of reports containing radionuclide measurements in groundwater near CHESHIRE (Finkel et al, 1992;Daniels et al, 1993;Smith et al, 1998Smith et al, , 1999Smith et al, , and 2000and Thompson, 2000). A total of 52 radionuclides were identified from these three sources of information.…”
Section: Cheshire Hydrologic Source Term Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The near-field model list of radionuclides was derived from three sources: a report on the unclassified radiologic source term (Smith, 2001), recommendations by the UGTA Source Term Subcommittee (Smith, 1997), and a set of reports containing radionuclide measurements in groundwater near CHESHIRE (Finkel et al, 1992;Daniels et al, 1993;Smith et al, , and 2000and Thompson, 2000). A total of 52 radionuclides were identified from these three sources.…”
Section: Cheshire Hst Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Colloids are comprised of either organic material or inorganic mineral fragments and secondary minerals of the host rock. Oxides and hydroxides of actinide elements (e.g., plutonium) can also form as colloids (Smith et al, 1998). Bryant (1992b) reported that the CAMBRIC RNM Project included several exploratory colloid experiments.…”
Section: Colloidal Transportmentioning
confidence: 99%