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• W3097945186 abstract "Understanding the interactions between plutonium and iron (oxy)hydroxide minerals is necessary to gain a predictive understanding of plutonium environmental mobility and to evaluate long-term performance of nuclear waste repositories. We investigated the fate of plutonium during the formation of ferrihydrite and its subsequent transformation into goethite. Ferrihydrite was synthesized with varying quantities of Pu(IV) following either a sorption or coprecipitation process; the ferrihydrite was then aged hydrothermally to yield goethite. The synthesized materials were characterized via extended X-ray absorption fine structure spectroscopy, transmission electron microscopy, and acid leaching to elucidate the nature of plutonium association with ferrihydrite and goethite. In samples prepared following the sorption method, plutonium was identified in two different forms: a PuO2 precipitate and a surface-sorbed plutonium complex. For the samples prepared via coprecipitation, no PuO2 formation occurs in the ferrihydrite precursor and in the goethite experiments where plutonium concentration is ≤1000 ppm (mg kg–1). In these coprecipitation products, plutonium is strongly bound to the minerals either via formation of an inner sphere complex, or via an incorporation process. In the coprecipitation experiments, PuO2 formation only occurs at the highest plutonium concentration (3000 ppm), suggesting that during ferrihydrite transformation into goethite, part of the plutonium can be remobilized to form PuO2 nanoparticles. Collectively, our results demonstrate that the nature of plutonium associated with the precursor ferrihydrite (adsorbed vs coprecipitated) will have a direct impact on the association of plutonium with its alteration product (goethite). Furthermore, the data illustrate that some properties of plutonium association with the precursor ferrihydrite are retained through the transformation into goethite. These findings show that plutonium strongly associates with iron (oxy)hydroxides formed through coprecipitation processes and in these materials, plutonium can be strongly retained by the iron minerals." @default.
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• W3097945186 date "2020-10-27" @default.
• W3097945186 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W3097945186 title "Transformation of Ferrihydrite to Goethite and the Fate of Plutonium" @default.
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