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complexity, chemists involved with surface phenomena-related projects have outgrown the …

To experimentally identify both clay sorption sites and sorption equilibria and to understand
the retention mechanisms at a molecular level, we have characterized the structure of …

In order to understand, at a molecular level, the mechanisms involved in the interactions
between radionuclides and minerals, both thermodynamic and structural investigations …

Caesium (Cs) is one of the most studied radionuclides in the fields of nuclear waste disposal
and environmental sciences. The overall objective of this work is to improve the tools …

In the geological disposal system with stable colloidal particles, the influence of the colloidal
particles on the migration of radionuclides has to be evaluated. Not only the distribution …

The adsorption of cesium on various smectite-rich clays was studied as a function of the
initial concentration of cesium and in the presence of competitive ions (Na+, K+ and Ca2+) …

In this paper, the adsorption of europium on a natural bentonite was studied and modelled
using the component additivity (CA) approach of the surface complexation theory. The …

Concentration depended retention of Cs+ was analysed in alkaline and very high saline
solutions (0.1–5 M), mainly NaCl but also in an artificial cement pore water (ACW) …

Removal of Cs (I) from aqueous solutions using low-cost adsorbents such as Egyptian
pottery materials under different experimental conditions was investigated. Three kinds of …

The adsorption of Cs on clayey materials such as bentonite and Na-montmorillonite was
studied in various electrolytic conditions (concentration and composition), various solid to …