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Transuranic sealed source recovery project

J A Tompkins1, M W Pearson

  • 1jatompkins@/anl.gov

Health Physics
|October 24, 2001
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Abstract:

If you have transuranic sealed sources (239Pu, 238Pu, or 241Am) that have no potential for recycle or commercial disposal, the Off Site Source Recovery Project at LANL can assist in recovering the sealed sources from your facility to a DOE storage site.

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