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INEEL. 2000. Isotope report. National Low-Level Waste Management Program. Manifest Information Management System. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, http //mims.inel.gov/. June 12, 2000. 

Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Radioactive waste site Proposed NA... 

Also, using fossil fuels to make hydrogen can take more energy than that contained in the hydrogen. Researchers at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory and Cerametec in Salt Lake City... 

Another important technology in the national security and homeland defense arena is ion trap secondary ion mass spectrometry. Many chemical warfare agents are not volatile and tend to condense on particle surfaces. Research at Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratories has used this technology to analyze mustard agent on the surface of soil particles down to a surface coverage of 0.07 monolayers. 

Based on the demonstration of the DeHg process on wastes from the U.S. Department of Energy s (DOE s) Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory and the East Tennessee Technology Park, the vendor estimated that the costs associated with treating more that 1500 kg of waste contaminated with elemental mercury would be 300/kg. This estimate did not include the disposal costs of the treated wastes (D210480, p. 172). 

At the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL), the basic system installation cost was about 3.47/ft, for a total cost of about 34,700. This figure does not include site characterization and monitoring costs (D192921, p. 10). 

Brewer, K.N., Herbst, R.S., Gam, T. et al. 1996. A comparison of TRUEX and CMP solvent extraction processes for actinide removal from ICPP wastes. INEL-96/0094. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory. 

Advanced Proliferation Resistant, Lower Cost, Uranium-Thorium Dioxide Fuels for Light Water Reactors, Nuclear Energy Research Initiative, Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, 2000. 

UNEX [UNiversal EXtractant] A process for removing all the major radioactive elements from nuclear processing liquors in one step, using a mixture of complex extractants. Developed from 1994 by an international team from the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (United States) and the Khlopin Radium Institute (Russia). 

Five-gallon size waste forms were fabricated. Typical waste loading was 35-40 wt%. A small amount of potassium sulfide was added to the Ceramicrete binder mixture for stabilization of Hg, and dense and hard ceramic waste forms were produced. Just before solidification, TCLP results were obtained on small aliquots of the mixing slurry that was separated and allowed to set. Mercury levels in the leachate were found to be 0.05 /rg/1, well below the LfTS limit of 0.025 mg/1. The entire waste was treated, removed from the inventory, and sent to the Radioactive Waste Management Complex at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory for disposal. 

Busenberg, R, Plummer, L. N., Doughten, M. W., Widman, P. K., and Bartholomay, R. C., 2000, Chemical and isotopic composition and gas concentrations of ground water and surface water from selected sites at and near the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Idaho, 1994-97 U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report, 00-81,55 p. 

A vapour generator developed at Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) was used to generate the PETN, RDX, and TNT vapour streams. Flowing ambient air through a reservoir containing PETN TNT or RDX generated the vapour stream. The reservoir consisted of... 

R.R Mizia, M.K. Alder Flitton, C.W. Bishop, L.L. Torres, R.D. Rogers, S.C. WiUdns. Long Term Corrosion/Degradation Test First Year Results. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, USA, 2000. 

Morse, L. H. McCurry, M. Genesis of Alteration of Quaternary Basalts within a Portion of the Eastern Snake River Plain Aquifer, In Geology, Hydrology, and Environmental Remediation Link, P. K., and Mink, L. L., Eds. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Eastern Snake River Plain, Idaho, 2002 Special Paper 353 p 213-224. 

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