Medium-Temperature Phosphate Glass Composite Material as a Matrix for the Immobilization of High-Level Waste Containing Volatile Radionuclides
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phosphate glass; sodium alumino-iron phosphate glass; phosphate glass composite materials; ceramics; radioactive waste; high-level waste; immobilization; leaching; structure;All these keywords.
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