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January 1, 1983Journal of Nuclear Science and TechnologyOpen Access

Diffusion characteristics of actinide oxides.

Ken Ando Yasumichi Oishi

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Abstract

Actinide oxides used for nuclear reactor fuels have fluorite-type cubic structure. In this crystal structure, the self-diffusion coefficients of the constituent ions are closely related to its sublattice structure. Characteristics of the actinide oxides are reviewed with respect to self-diffusion and chemical diffusion.

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