Chemical durability and corrosion-induced microstructure evolution of compositionally complex titanate pyrochlore waste forms with uranium incorporation
Chemical durability and corrosion-induced microstructure evolution of compositionally complex titanate pyrochlore waste forms with uranium incorporation
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2023.09.071
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发表时间:
2023-09
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Kun Yang;Keith Bryce;Tiankai Yao;Dong Zhao;Jie Lian
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作者:
Kun Yang;Keith Bryce;Tiankai Yao;Dong Zhao;Jie Lian
Chemical durability of compositionally-complex rare-earth titanate pyrochlore solid solutions with or without uranium incorporation was investigated by semi-dynamic leaching testing. A Ti-enriched amorphous passivation film formed on the surface due to the surface alteration-reorganization mechanism with preferential release of the weakly oxygen-bonded rare earth elements. Elemental release was found to be strongly correlated with chemical disorder, with a negligible correlation with entropy. The release rate of the uranium gradually decreased with increasing numbers of components, implying a possibility of designing and optimizing waste form performance with enhanced chemical durability by controlling composition complexity and chemical disorder for effective nuclear waste management.