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contents Chemistry at the interface Exploring thermal- and radiation-induced interactions of water on uranium dioxide surfaces Most plans for the disposition of surplus and waste nuclear materials involve storage in sealed containers where the evolution of gases from reactions of adsorbed species, most notably water, can present both pressure and flammability hazards. Despite efforts such as calcining the material and handling in "dry" gloveboxes to minimize the water content before packaging, both residual moisture and readsorbed water are likely to be present in the final containers. Given the anticipated temperature excursions during transportation and storage, this water may thermally desorb, increasing the pressure, or thermally dissociate to produce hydrogen (H2) gas, increasing flammability hazards. In addition, radiation from the nuclear material may induce radiolysis of the water both in the gas phase and in the adsorbed state with likely products being H , oxygen (O ), and hydrogen peroxide (H O For high-surface-area samples such as those typical of the materials disposition programs described in the article by Kirk Veirs on Page 7, the overwhelming majority of the water would be in the adsorbed state. Predictive modeling over the storage lifetimes of such containers requires understanding the thermal- and radiation-induced chemistry that occurs in multiple phases (gas, solid, and interface). There has been considerable study of the radiolysis of the homogeneous phases of water. For the heterogeneous adsorbed state, the sparser existing literature indicates that significant changes in radiolysis yields and product distributions can occur. To better understand the relative importance of the thermal- and radiation-induced chemistry, we have studied the interactions of water on single crystals of uranium dioxide (UO2) where the experiments have been designed to specifically address the issues of chemistry at the interface.

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November 2002 From University of California - Irvine UCI receives $2.6 million grant to study chemistry of water-air interaction Five-year project to shed light on air pollution Irvine, Calif., Nov. 14, 2002 A team of UC Irvine scientists has received a $2.6 million National Science Foundation grant to study the chemical reactions occurring between air and water surfaces, such as those of oceans. Information gained from these reactions may provide new information on their relationship to air pollution, acid raid and overall atmospheric chemistry. UCI is one of five institutions nationwide to receive this federal funding. Chemists Barbara Finlayson-Pitts, R. Benny Gerber, John Hemminger and Douglas Tobias, and mechanical engineer Donald Dabdub will use the five-year grant to explore these complex chemical reactions and their impact on the atmosphere. Study results will be incorporated into a state-of-the-art computer model of the Southern California airshed to assess how these processes contribute to air pollution and atmospheric chemistry in the region. Two international collaborators will work with the UCI team: Pavel Jungwirth with the Academy of Science of the Czech Republic and Leon F. Phillips with the University of Canterbury in New Zealand.

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