Uranium Migration in Argillaceous Sediments as Analogue for Transport Processes in the Far Field of Repositories (Heselbach Site, Germany)

Brasser, Thomas; Noseck, Ulrich; Schönwiese, Dagmar

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-55668-5_16

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“…However, unless the groundwater can be successfully dated, or secondary minerals observed, it is not yet possible to resolve the interaction of time and availability. In other geologic settings U concentrations may decrease with residence time, e.g., Brasser et al (2002) studied U migration in argillaceous sediments in Heselbach Site, Germany and concluded that U concentrations in groundwater decreased with flow direction due to Uretention by sorption processes.…”

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