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Production of Synthetic Nuclear Melt Glass
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Production of Synthetic Nuclear Melt Glass
Production of Synthetic Nuclear Melt Glass
DOI:
10.3791/53473-v
•
04:36 min
•
January 04, 2016
•
Joshua J. Molgaard
,
John D. Auxier II
3
,
Andrew V. Giminaro
3
,
Colton J. Oldham
,
Jonathan Gill
,
Howard L. Hall
3,4
1
Department of Physics and Nuclear Engineering
,
United States Military Academy
,
2
Department of Nuclear Engineering
,
University of Tennessee
,
3
Radiochemistry Center of Excellence (RCoE)
,
University of Tennessee
,
4
Institute for Nuclear Security
,
University of Tennessee
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00:05
Titre
00:43
Preparation of the Standard Trinitite Formulation (STF)
01:50
Production of a 1-gram Melt Glass Sample
02:43
Results: Comparison and Analysis of Non-radioactive Synthetic Samples and Trinitite
03:30
Conclusion
Summary
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A protocol for the production of synthetic nuclear melt glass, similar to trinitite, is presented.
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Synthetic Nuclear Melt Glass
Nuclear Forensics
Trinitite
UNH
Quartz Sand
High Temperature Furnace
Graphite Crucible
Mortar And Pestle
Powder Mixture
Homogenous
Macroscopic
Scanning Electron Microscopy
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