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1 IntroducUon  ~1 Specific problems 4 Composition of the wastes 4 Heat and pressure  _ 7 Cumulative chemical reactions 11 Time, rate, and volume of flow 16 Plugging at the face of the injection well 20 Reactions with salaquifer minerals 22 Gross features of salaquifer composition 22 Specific minerals and materials 23 Quartz 23 Feldspar 24 ~ica 26 Clays 26 Limonite 31 Carbonate 32 ~iscellaneous materials_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 36 Heavy minerals 37 ~atur~ brines 37 Joint effects of all aquifer materials 39 Possible solutions to the major problem 42 Containment walls within the salaquifer 45 Conclusions50 Suggestions for future studies 51 Factors involved in the selection and use of a salaquifer for waste disposal52 References cited 62:

Problems in the disposal of acid aluminum nitrate high-level radioactive waste solutions by injection into deep-lying permeable formations