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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Radiolysis of water"”.

  1. Monte Carlo simulation of the radiolysis of water by fast neutrons at elevated temperatures up to 350°C

    Abstract : Controlling the water chemistry in a water-cooled nuclear power reactor requires understanding and mitigating the effects of water radiolysis to limit the corrosion and degradation of materials by oxidizing radiolysis products. However, direct measurement of the chemistry in reactor …

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  2. “Acid-spike” effect in spurs/tracks of the low/high linear energy transfer radiolysis of water : potential implications for radiobiology and nuclear industry

    … ions (H3O+) are formed within spurs or tracks of the low or high linear energy transfer (LET) radiolysis of pure, deaerated water at early times. The in situ radiolytic formation of H3O+ renders the spur and track regions temporarily more acid than the surrounding medium. Although experimental …

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  3. Comparison of the Effects of Cobalt-60 [gamma]-Rays and Tritium [beta][superscript -]Particles on Water Radiolysis and Aqueous Solutions and Radiolysis of the Ceric-Cerous Sulfate Dosimeter at Elevated Temperature

    … to be very powerful techniques to study the radiolysis of water and the mechanisms underlying this radiolysis. Monte Carlo simulations particularly become important when there are no experimental results available in the literature due, for instance, to the difficulty of performing such …

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