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Description processes of the interaction of water and aqueous solutions with fuel-containing materials in the New Safe Confinement of the “Shelter” object

Authors: M. Tokarchuk; B. Markovych; O. Zakharyash; O. Ivankiv; S. Mokhniak;

Description processes of the interaction of water and aqueous solutions with fuel-containing materials in the New Safe Confinement of the “Shelter” object

Abstract

The main mechanisms and conditions of interaction of lava-like fuel-containing materials (LFCM) with the atmosphere, water and aqueous solutions are presented. The mechanisms of destruction of the LFCM surface, including ion-exchange processes, hydrolysis, dissolution, oxidation, etc., were analyzed. Inhomogeneous diffusion coefficients for UO22+, Cs+ ions at the interface “aqueous solution of radioactive elements – LFCM” were calculated. The interdiffusion processes and the rate of penetration into the porous medium of the reaction front of the internal hydrolysis of the silicon-oxygen network during interaction with an aqueous solution were analyzed, where the reaction and adsorption processes are hidden in the rate of internal hydrolysis.

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reactions, hydrolysis, Statistical Mechanics (cond-mat.stat-mech), adsorption, Physics, QC1-999, diffusion, FOS: Physical sciences, porous medium, Condensed Matter - Statistical Mechanics

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