Long-Term Leaching Scenarios for Cement-Based Waste Forms

Cement-based waste forms (solidified wastes) are used for the long-term land disposal of industrial hazardous wastes. A cement-based waste form can be prepared by mixing a hydraulic cement and, if needed, a bulking agent with an aqueous waste to cause it to solidify. This article presents eight long...

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Published in:Waste management & research 1987-01, Vol.5 (1), p.55-66
Main Authors: Côté, Pierre L., Bridle, Trevor R.
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Leaching
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Wastes
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