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The sorption performance of corroded Gaomiaozi bentonite by evolved cement water at different temperatures: the case of europium removal

Zhao Sun
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Yong-Gui Chen
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Yinghui Shang
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Yu-Jun Cui
Wei-Min Ye
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Dong-Bei Wu
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In the Chinese high-level radioactive waste geological disposal program, Gaomiaozi (GMZ) bentonite has been selected as the potential buffer/backfill material. After the closure of the repository, the Ca-OH-type alkaline solution (evolved cement water) released by cement degradation may last for more than 100,000 years. The bentonite will undergo the corrosion of evolved cement water (ECW) for a long period. This work focuses on the sorption property of GMZ bentonite altered by ECW. Firstly, the corrosion experiments on compacted GMZ specimens with the dry density of 1.70 Mg/m3 were carried out under constant volume conditions at two temperatures. Then, the sorption of europium (Eu (III)) onto the corroded GMZ bentonite was studied by batch experiments. The results of batch sorption tests indicate that the altered GMZ bentonite keeps an effective removal property with the uptake of Eu (III) more than 99%. The effect of high-temperature conditions of the repository on the sorption property of bentonite is not significant. The results also suggest that the evolved cement water presents no detrimental effect on the long-term adsorption performance of bentonite even under higher temperature conditions.
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hal-03045920 , version 1 (08-12-2020)

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Zhao Sun, Yong-Gui Chen, Yinghui Shang, Yu-Jun Cui, Wei-Min Ye, et al.. The sorption performance of corroded Gaomiaozi bentonite by evolved cement water at different temperatures: the case of europium removal. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2020, 27 (20), pp.25057-25068. ⟨10.1007/s11356-020-08895-x⟩. ⟨hal-03045920⟩
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