Journal Article

·2012

Process for the conversion of highly caustic spent sodium borohydride fuel

Aysel Kantürk Fıgen YTU , Ayşe Öztürk YTU , Sabriye Pişkin YTU

Research on Chemical Intermediates

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Keywords

Caustic (mathematics) Sodium borohydride Borax Anhydrous Calcination Waste management Chemistry Catalysis Pulp and paper industry Materials science Raw material Organic chemistry Engineering Mathematics

Subject Areas

Hydrogen Storage and Materials ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences
Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences
Nuclear Materials and Properties ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences

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