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Nuclear-fuel-cycle chemistry

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Chemical processing and materials control associated with fuel preparation, irradiation products, reprocessing options, waste conditioning, and safeguards.

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Actinide separation chemistryNuclear-fuel-cycle chemistry

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Fuel-cycle options use selective actinide and fission-product chemistry under radiation, criticality, waste, and safeguards constraints.

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Nuclear fissionNuclear-fuel-cycle chemistry

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Fission rates, yields, decay heat, and product nuclides supply source terms for fuel-cycle chemistry, while reactor history and chemical processing determine actual inventories.

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