Structural and spectroscopic investigations on the crystallization of uranium brannerite phases in glass
Brannerite‐based glass‐ceramics with relatively high actinide waste loadings are potential waste forms for the immobilization of actinide‐rich radioactive wastes containing process chemicals. In this work, the crystallization of pentavalent uranium brannerite phases in glass with the incorporation o...
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description | Brannerite‐based glass‐ceramics with relatively high actinide waste loadings are potential waste forms for the immobilization of actinide‐rich radioactive wastes containing process chemicals. In this work, the crystallization of pentavalent uranium brannerite phases in glass with the incorporation of yttrium/cerium/europium has been investigated. The formation of brannerite phases in glass has been confirmed with X‐ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy. The evolution of microstructures and the development of micro pores in brannerite phases have been revealed by scanning electron microscopy with the nominal formula, Y0.51U0.49Ti2O6, Ce0.65U0.35Ti2O6, and Eu0.53U0.47Ti2O6, being determined with energy‐dispersive spectroscopy. The presence of dominant U5+ species has been proven with both diffuse reflectance spectroscopy and X‐ray absorption near‐edge spectroscopy. In addition, the systematic Raman band shifts with the mean cation radius in the studied brannerite series have been observed and discussed.
The crystallization of uranium brannerite phases in glass with the incorporation of Y‐Ce‐Eu has been investigated. |
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