Elucidation of Cs sorption-desorption behavior toward clay minerals for the recycling useful materials from contaminated soil

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Title	Elucidation of Cs sorption-desorption behavior toward clay minerals for the recycling useful materials from contaminated soil
Alternative title	再生利用を目指した粘土鉱物へのCs吸脱着機構解明
Author	Yaita, Tsuyoshi(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Issued date	2017-03-29
Language	jpn
Page	p.3L_PL0201-p.3L_PL0203
Type	proceedings
File Format	TEXT (paper-based)
Taxonomy	6-2-3-1 Solids
Taxonomy	1-1-3 Regulations and guides
Taxonomy	6-2-1-3 Containment
Taxonomy(Computer Assigned)	6-2-3 Waste management 1-1 Legislation and regulations 6-2-1 Decontamination
Subject/Session_name	Session:Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Environment Division
Information source	Go to external webpage
Meeting title	2017 Annual Meeting of the Atomic Energy Society of Japan
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URI	https://f-archive.jaea.go.jp/dspace/handle/faa/141867
collect date(WARP)	2017-12-25

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