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Short term processes of radionuclide immobilization in cement: a chemical approach

D. Damidot | D. Damidot | D. Bertrandie | Pierre Barret | D. Bertrandie | J. M. Casabonne-Masonnave | P. Barret | J. Casabonnemasonnave

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