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Box 96, LLB, 1, LASR, Bins [Container: _], MS--00091, Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Office Collection, Series IV.

Archival objects in this container:

  1. Distribution of Chlorine-36 in the Unsaturated Zone at Yucca Mountain: An Indicator of… - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  2. Effect of Natural Organics on CD and NP Sorption - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  3. Equilibrium Modeling of Clinoptilolite-Analcime Equilibria at Yucca Mountain, Nevada, USA - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  4. Equilibrium Modeling of the Formation of Zeolites in Fractures at Yucca Mountain, Nevada - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  5. An Evaluation of Lithium Sorption Isotherms and their Application to Groundwater Transport, undated
  6. Far-Field Transport of Carbon Dioxide: Retardation Mechanisms and Possible Validation… - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  7. The Importance of Zeolites in the Potential High-Level Radioactive Waste Repository at Yucca… - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  8. The Interplay between Numerical Simulation, Field Studies, and Probalistic Modeling in… - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  9. Ion Exchange and Dehydration Effects on Potassium and Argon Contents of Clinoptilolite - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  10. K/AR Dating of Clinoptilolite, Mordenite, and Coexisting Illite/Smectite from Yucca Mountain… - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  11. Microautoradiography in Studies of PU(V) Sorption by Trace and Fracture Minerals in Tuff - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  12. Microstructural Examination of Oxidized Spent PWR Fuel by Transmission Electron Microscopy - Journal of Nuclear Materials 166 (1989) p. 243-251, North Holland, Amsterdam, 1989
  13. Mineralogy and Temporal Relations of Coexisting Authigenic Minerals in Altered Silicic Tuffs and their Utility as Potential Low-Temperature Dateable Minerals - Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research V.71 (1996) pages 155-165, 1996
  14. Modeling Tracer Diffusion in Fractured and Unfractured, Unsaturated, Porous Media - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  15. Multireflection RIR and Intensity Normalization for Quantitative Analyses: Applications - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  16. Natural Gels in the Yucca Mountain Area, Nevada, USA: Applied Clay Science - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  17. Paleogeothermal and Paleohydrologic Conditions in Silicic Tuff from Yucca Mountain, Nevada - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  18. Paleotransport of Lanthanides and Stronium Recorded in Calcite Compositions from Tuffs - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  19. Geoderma: An International Journal of Soil Science Pedogenesis of Siliceous Calcretes at Yucca Mountain, Nevada, 1993 August 18
  20. Quantitative X-Ray Diffraction Analysis of Soils - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  21. The Reaction of Reference Commercial Nuclear Waste Glasses During Gamma Irradiation Argonne National Laboratory, 1988
  22. The Role of Siderophores in the Transport of Radionuclides, MRS, Proceedings Reprint, undated
  23. Selenite Transport in Unsaturated Tuff from Yucca Mountain - James L. Conca, Ines R. Triay, undated
  24. Simultaneous Transport of Synthetic Colloids and a Nonsorbing Solute Through Single - Los Alamos National Laboratory, undated
  25. Hydrology of the Saturated Zone, A Strategy for Validating a Conceptual Model for Radionuclide Migration in the Saturated, undated