Biotite dissolution and oxygen consumption in aqueous media at 100C̊ View on Open Library

Biotite dissolution and oxygen consumption in aqueous media at 100C̊

by Taylor, Peter , Peter Taylor

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First published: 1997 1 language ISBN: 0660169657
Subjects
Biotite Dissolution Nuclear fuels Oxidation Oxygen content Radioactive waste disposal in the ground Biotite -- Oxidation. Biotite -- Dissolution. Nuclear fuels -- Oxygen content. Radioactive waste disposal in the ground -- Canada.

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