Plutonium Vitrification is a nuclear waste management process that immobilizes plutonium in a stable glass matrix through high-temperature melting, thereby converting it into a durable, leach-resistant solid form suitable for long-term storage and disposal.
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Seattle, United States
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Washington State University
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