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Bismuth-doped aluminoborosilicate glasses synthesized under high-pressure: Role of bismuth on iodine solubility
Bismuth-aluminoborosilicate glasses have gained interest as a possible matrix for nuclear waste immobilisation, as bismuth-based sorbents have enhanced affinity for volatile radioisotopes removal. Conjointly, it has been recently demonstrated that using high-pressure conditions is an interesting too
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