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Coprocessing—An Evaluation of Chemical Reprocessing Without Plutonium Separation

The technical feasibility of a coprocessing concept involving recovery of all the actinides in the spent fuel as a product group has been analyzed. It has been shown that this can be accomplished b...

W. Madia | Meyer Pobereskin | Kenneth D. Kok | William J. Madia | M. Pobereskin | K. Kok

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