Radiolytic H2 Source at a Radioactive Waste-contaminated Site in Tennessee

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Apr 2010

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Hydrogen isotopic analysis of H2 at a radioactive waste-contaminated
site in Tennessee demonstrated that high concentrations (up to 14% ppmv)
of H2 were produced most likely by the radiolysis of water.

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