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The wasps largely built their nests in a 75-acre area around H reactor, pulling the mud from the bottom of a storage basin that once held irradiated nuclear fuel.

Specific topics of the 20 papers include the significance of nuclear fuel in this century, advanced separation processing of spent nuclear fuel using geologic repositories, dissolution of irradiated nuclear fuel from the Big Rock Point reactor, haze formation and behavior in liquid-to-liquid extraction processes, plutonium peroxide in process chemistry, potential applications of Klaui ligands in actinide separations, applications of ionic liquids in actinide and fission product separations, and the influence of simple organic ligands on the partitioning mechanism of trivalent lanthanum to Goethite.

The spent fuel canisters represent about 80 percent of the nation's inventory of irradiated nuclear fuel left over from Cold War weapons production.

An exclusion zone of one and a quarter miles had been introduced in the Pentland Firth to stop tiny fragments of irradiated nuclear fuel entering the human food chain, the Scottish Office announced.

The PUREX plant was built in 1956 to recover uranium and plutonium from irradiated nuclear fuel.

The technology awarded delivers a patented process for removing corrosion products deposited on irradiated nuclear fuel pins using a unique form of ultrasonic technology.

For 40 years, Hanford recovered uranium and plutonium from irradiated nuclear fuel for use in atomic bombs.