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Uranium Chemistry Tutorial

Criticality Safety Case Studies, Part 2

January 12, 2021|10:30AM–12:00PM (11:30AM–1:00PM EST)

Available to 2020 ANS Virtual Winter Meeting Attendees

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This is part six of a nine-part tutorial series exclusively available to 2020 ANS Winter Meeting attendees.

Howard Greenwood, National Nuclear Laboratory, UK, presents case studies of chemistry unexpectedly impinging (or possibly impinging) on criticality control.

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Howard Greenwood, National Nuclear Laboratory, UK

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Resources are available to 2020 ANS Virtual Winter Meeting attendees only.