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Speciation and radiation stability of Cr and Ln “Grey-Phases” within Cr-doped (Ln,U)O2 spent fuel model materials - npj Materials Degradation

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By Andrey Bukaemskiy, Elena F. Bazarkina, Christoph Hennig, Andrew Ryan, Martina Klinkenberg, Murat Gungor, Julien Marquardt, Andrew Fitch, Kristina Kvashnina, Dirk Bosbach, Gabriel Murphy, Daniil Shirokiy, Maximilian Henkes, Mara McCleary
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Abstract Cr-doped UO₂ fuels are increasingly adopted for their superior in-reactor performance compared to undoped UO₂, but their spent fuel behaviour, particularly potential Cr speciation and fission product reactivity, remains poorly understood.
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Solving molecular organic crystal structures from powders

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By Andrew Fitch
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Synthesis, dopant solubility, and thermostructural properties of Ca10.5−xTMx(VO4)7 (TM = Co, Cu) as function of transition metal content

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By Polish Academy, Wojciech Paszkowicz, Roman Minikayev, Andrew Fitch
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Synthesis, dopant solubility, and thermostructural properties of Ca10.5−xTMx(VO4)7 (TM = Co, Cu) as function of transition metal content Crystals of Ca10.5−xTMx(VO4)7 (TM = Co, Cu), belonging to the whitlockite family, were synthesized by solid-state reaction and studied as a function of the TM content (x) for the first time. The structure was refined at ambient conditions and at high temperatures up to 1200 K using the Rietveld method.
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