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Gaskova, O. L., Boguslavsky, A. E., & Shemelina, O. V. (2015). Uranium Release from Contaminated Sludge Materials and Uptake by Subsurface Sediments: Experimental Study and Thermodynamic Modeling. Applied Geochemistry, 55, 152-159. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apgeochem.2014.12.018

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• TITLE: Thermodynamic Modeling of Uranium (VI) Reductive Immobilization in Groundwater of NPCC Sludge Storages (Novosibirsk, Russia)

  AUTHORS: Olga L. Gaskova, A. E. Boguslavsky, A. V. Safonov

  KEYWORDS: Uranium Wastes, Bacterialreduction, Nitrogen, Sulfur, Thermodynamic Model

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.6 No.11, November 30, 2018

  ABSTRACT: The Biochemical Reduction Of Both Nitrate And Sulfate In U-Containing Aquifers Of The Novosibirsk Plant Of Chemical Concentrates (NPCC) Was Investigated Experimentally And Thermodynamically. It Was Observed That Decrease In Eh Up To -397 Mv Has A Distinct Effect On The Denitrification And Uranium Precipitation As UO2(S). Nitrate Was Denitrified With A Temporary Accumulation Of The Intermediate Nitrite On The Day 4th. According To The X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis And Thermodynamic Calculations, More Than Half Of The Uranium Is Deposited In The First Stage As UO2+X oxides, And The Rest, Together With The Sulfides In The Reducing Environment. Findings Suggest That Accurately Thermodynamic Predicting Of Groundwater NO3-; And SO42- Fate Is Primarily Limited By Failing To Account For A Kinetic Of Redox Fluctuations In The Experiment: 1) Measured Eh +190 Mv Is Low Despite The High Amount Of Nitrates (1124 Mg/L), But NH4+ Predominates In Solution According To Calculations, 2) Sulfate Reduction Lagged Behind Nitrate Reduction By Approximately 50 Days Unlike Model Simulation.