Thermodynamic Modeling the Behavior of Beryllium Radionuclides during High-Temperature Combustion of Reactor Graphite in Air

The thermodynamic simulation of beryllium radionuclides during heating reactor graphite in air is carried out using the TERRA software package. Equilibrium constants of radionuclides and their temperature dependences are estimated. The balance of beryllium radionuclides is estimated for the system in the temperature range of 300–3600 K.

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Inorganic Materials Applied Research
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2026-05-18
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s2075113326700401
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Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies
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Thermodynamic Modeling the Behavior of Beryllium Radionuclides during High-Temperature Combustion of Reactor Graphite in Air

S. A. Titov, N. M. Barbin
Inorganic Materials Applied Research
Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies
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Thermodynamic Modeling the Behavior of Beryllium Radionuclides during High-Temperature Combustion of Reactor Graphite in Air

S. A. Titov, N. M. Barbin
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The thermodynamic simulation of beryllium radionuclides during heating reactor graphite in air is carried out using the TERRA software package. Equilibrium constants of radionuclides and their temperature dependences are estimated. The balance of beryllium radionuclides is estimated for the system in the temperature range of 300–3600 K.

Inorganic Materials Applied ResearchVol. 17(3)
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Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies
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