Curium

  • P. Gary Eller
  • Robert A. Penneman

Abstract

Curium, like americium, is a transplutonium element in which there is renewed interest. These elements are produced in plutonium power reactors and cause many of the long-term radiological and thermal problems associated with reactor waste storage and disposal. It is evident that such problems will become more acute, and a sounder understanding of the basic chemistry of these elements is mandated.

Keywords

Stability Constant Pulse Radiolysis Tributyl Phosphate Actinide Element Curium Metal 
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