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Full-Text Articles in Physical Chemistry
Evaluation Of Fluorapatite As A Waste-Form Material, Dennis W. Lindle, Dale L. Perry
Evaluation Of Fluorapatite As A Waste-Form Material, Dennis W. Lindle, Dale L. Perry
Separations Campaign (TRP)
Argonne National Laboratory has proposed a new extraction procedure to handle TRISO-coated fuels, the Fluoride Extraction Process, or FLEX. The FLEX process is designed to separate the uranium in the fuel from the actinides and most fission products by taking advantage of the unique properties of uranium hexafluoride (UF6). In the FLEX process, the used TRISO fuel is reacted with zirconium fluoride salt, forming UF6 and the fluoride salts of the actinides and fission products. At process temperatures, the UF6 volatizes into a gas, and is released from the molten salt mixture. This leaves behind the actinides …