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A Neutronic Assessment of Strontium-90 Transmutation in Fusion Reactors

T. A. ParishTexas A&M UniversityDepartment of Nuclear Engineering, College Station, Texas 77843
Pages 180-194 | Published online: 10 May 2017

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Charles W. Forsberg. (2000) Rethinking High-Level Waste Disposal: Separate Disposal of High-Heat Radionuclides (90Sr and 137Cs). Nuclear Technology 131:2, pages 252-268.
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Kazuyoshi Kataoka, Kazuo Furuta, Yoshiaki Oka & Shunsuke Kondo. (1988) Neutronic and thermodynamic feasibility of 233UF6-237NpF6 fueled transmutation reactor. Nuclear Engineering and Design 110:1, pages 99-105.
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