Mucrobial Stabilization of Plutonium in the Subsurface Environment | Zendy

Bruce D. Honeyman | Zendy; A.J. Francis | Zendy; Cleveland J. Dodge | Zendy; J. B. Gillow | Zendy; P. H. Sanschi | Zendy

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Mucrobial Stabilization of Plutonium in the Subsurface Environment

Author(s) -

Bruce D. Honeyman,

A.J. Francis,

Cleveland J. Dodge,

J. B. Gillow,

P. H. Sanschi

Publication year - 2004

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/840349

Subject(s) - plutonium , colloid , national laboratory , environmental science , environmental chemistry , porous medium , isolation (microbiology) , waste management , chemistry , radiochemistry , porosity , engineering , engineering physics , microbiology and biotechnology , organic chemistry , biology

This report outlines the results of work performed at the Colorado School of Mines, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Texas A and M University during the second reporting phase of this project. The sub-projects focused on this year include: (1) Biotransformation of Pu-contaminated soil; (2) Environmental colloids at the Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site; (3) Production, isolation and characterization of EPS (exopolymeric substances, or exopolysaccharides); (4) Colloid trapping; (5) Determination of stability constants of complexes of Pu(IV) with organic ligands; and (6) The role of bacterial EPS in the transport of Pu through saturated porous media.

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