Abstract
The behaviour of borosilicate glasses upon aqueous corrosion is controlled for long periods of time (>10,000 years) by processes which are not directly accessible by means of laboratory experiments. The analogical approach consists here to compare leaching performances between the french nuclear waste glass R7T7 and natural volcanic glasses, basaltic and rhyolitic ones. The three glasses were leached in the same conditions; open system, 90 deg C, initial pH of 9.7. Basaltic and R7T7 glasses having the same kinetic of dissolution, the basaltic glass was chosen as the best analogue. (author). refs., figs., tabs.
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Goldschmidt, F.
Aqueous corrosion of silicate glasses. Analogy between volcanic glasses and the French nuclear waste glass R7T7; Corrosion aqueuse des verres silicates. Analogie entre les verres volcaniques et le verre de reference Francais (R7T7).
France: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Goldschmidt, F.
Aqueous corrosion of silicate glasses. Analogy between volcanic glasses and the French nuclear waste glass R7T7; Corrosion aqueuse des verres silicates. Analogie entre les verres volcaniques et le verre de reference Francais (R7T7).
France.
Goldschmidt, F.
1991.
"Aqueous corrosion of silicate glasses. Analogy between volcanic glasses and the French nuclear waste glass R7T7; Corrosion aqueuse des verres silicates. Analogie entre les verres volcaniques et le verre de reference Francais (R7T7)."
France.
@misc{etde_10118722,
title = {Aqueous corrosion of silicate glasses. Analogy between volcanic glasses and the French nuclear waste glass R7T7; Corrosion aqueuse des verres silicates. Analogie entre les verres volcaniques et le verre de reference Francais (R7T7)}
author = {Goldschmidt, F}
abstractNote = {The behaviour of borosilicate glasses upon aqueous corrosion is controlled for long periods of time (>10,000 years) by processes which are not directly accessible by means of laboratory experiments. The analogical approach consists here to compare leaching performances between the french nuclear waste glass R7T7 and natural volcanic glasses, basaltic and rhyolitic ones. The three glasses were leached in the same conditions; open system, 90 deg C, initial pH of 9.7. Basaltic and R7T7 glasses having the same kinetic of dissolution, the basaltic glass was chosen as the best analogue. (author). refs., figs., tabs.}
place = {France}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Aqueous corrosion of silicate glasses. Analogy between volcanic glasses and the French nuclear waste glass R7T7; Corrosion aqueuse des verres silicates. Analogie entre les verres volcaniques et le verre de reference Francais (R7T7)}
author = {Goldschmidt, F}
abstractNote = {The behaviour of borosilicate glasses upon aqueous corrosion is controlled for long periods of time (>10,000 years) by processes which are not directly accessible by means of laboratory experiments. The analogical approach consists here to compare leaching performances between the french nuclear waste glass R7T7 and natural volcanic glasses, basaltic and rhyolitic ones. The three glasses were leached in the same conditions; open system, 90 deg C, initial pH of 9.7. Basaltic and R7T7 glasses having the same kinetic of dissolution, the basaltic glass was chosen as the best analogue. (author). refs., figs., tabs.}
place = {France}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}