1972
DOI: 10.3327/jnst.9.521
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Preparation of High Density Uranium Nitride and Uranium Carbonitride Fuel Pellets

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“…As previously noted, the hydride prior to nitridation route was the primary source of UN synthesis throughout the 1960s but only a few authors report it [17,57,[60][61][62]71]. The reported documents tend to be brief and report very little on the the properties of UN and the effects of varying the temperature, time, or atmosphere on the kinetics and thermodynamics of the reaction.…”
Section: Discussion Of Uranium Nitride Synthesis Routesmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…As previously noted, the hydride prior to nitridation route was the primary source of UN synthesis throughout the 1960s but only a few authors report it [17,57,[60][61][62]71]. The reported documents tend to be brief and report very little on the the properties of UN and the effects of varying the temperature, time, or atmosphere on the kinetics and thermodynamics of the reaction.…”
Section: Discussion Of Uranium Nitride Synthesis Routesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…These results were repeated on five different occasions. According to the literature [17,19,57,61,62,64] and by looking at the binary phase diagram for the U-N system ( Figure 24), the decomposition of pure U 2 N 3 above 1350°C results in pure UN. EDS analysis confirmed that there was no appreciable residual oxygen in the resultant powder.…”
Section: Results Of Synthesizing Uranium Nitride Via Reactive Millingmentioning
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