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with various cyanocompounds. J Hazard Mater B97:99–110
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13. Haas PA (1993) A review of information on ferrocyanide solids for removal of cesium from
solutions. Separ Sci Technol 28(17&18):2479–2506
14. Barton GB, Hepworth JL, McClannaham ED Jr, Moore RL, Van Tuyl HH (1958) Chemical
processing wastes: recovering fission products. Ind Eng Chem 50(2):212–216
15. Tutsui T, Kimura S (1980) Removal of
60
Co and
137
Cs with nickel ferrocyanide complex salts
involving alkali metal ion coprecipitation. Jpn J Health Phys 15(1):55–59
16. Stumm W, Morgan JJ (1981) Aquatic chemistry. Wiley Interscience, New York, Chap 5
17. Patnaik P (2004) Dean’s analytical chemistry handbook, 2nd edn. McGraw-Hill, New York,
Chap 4
18. Nishizaki Y, Miyamae H, Takano T, Izumiya K, Kumagai N (2012) Removal of radioactive
cesium from molten fly ash. J Environ Conserv Eng 41(9):569–574
29 Volume Reduction of Municipal Solid Wastes Contaminated with Radioactive. . .
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Noncommercial License, which permits any noncommercial use, distribution, and reproduction in
any medium, provided the original author(s) and source are credited.
References
1. Japan Sewage Works Agency (2013) Completion of a temporary plant to dry radioactive
sewage sludge. http://www.jswa.go.jp/kisya/h25pdf/0410kisya.pdf. Accessed 15 June 2013
2. Nomura M (2013) The Japan Sewage Works Agency and Great East Japan disaster- measures
against radioactive sewage sludge. In: Seminar on the protection of environment under nuclear
disaster combined with natural disaster, Osaka, 26 April 2013
3. Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (2011) Measures against radioactivity
in the sewage system, Outline of the study and the outcome. http://www.mlit.go.jp/common/
000213235.pdf. Accessed 15 June 2013
4. Fujikawa Y, Wei O, Fujinaga A, Tsuno H, Ozaki H, Kimura S (2013) Removal of cesium from
the extract of municipal water treatment sludges by precipitation with ferrocyanide solids. In:
Proceedings of the 15th international conference on environmental remediation and radioactive waste management, Belgium, ICEM2013-96320, September 8–12 2013
5. Ministry of the Environment (2013) Amount of designated waste stored as of December
31 2013. http://shiteihaiki.env.go.jp/02/02.html. Accessed 11 April 2014
6. Ministry of the Environment (2013) Summary report of the safety of interim storage and
environmental impact assessment. http://josen.env.go.jp/soil/pdf/compiled_1310.pdf.
Accessed 11 April 2014
7. Aomori Prefecture (2007) Assessment of the safety of the radioactive waste returned after
treatment in overseas factories. p 59. https://www.pref.aomori.lg.jp/soshiki/energy/g-richi/
files/0701-houkokusyo.pdf. Accessed 11 April 2014
8. Pearce J (1994) Studies of any toxicological effects of Prussian blue compounds in mammals:
a review. Food Chem Toxicol 32(6):577–582
9. Mansfeldt T, Rennert T (2003) Iron–cyanide complexes in soil and groundwater. In: Schulz
HD, Hadeler A (eds) Geochemical processes in soil and groundwater. Wiley, Weinheim,
pp 65–77
10. Meeussen JCL, Kelzer MG, de Haan FAM (1992) Chemical stability and decomposition rate
of iron cyanide complexes in soil solutions. Environ Sci Technol 26(3):511–516
11. Matsumura M, Kojima T (2003) Elution and decomposition of cyanide in soil contaminated
with various cyanocompounds. J Hazard Mater B97:99–110
12. United States Environmental Protection Agency (1992) EPA handbook vitrification technologies for treatment of hazardous and radioactive waste. United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, p 100
13. Haas PA (1993) A review of information on ferrocyanide solids for removal of cesium from
solutions. Separ Sci Technol 28(17&18):2479–2506
14. Barton GB, Hepworth JL, McClannaham ED Jr, Moore RL, Van Tuyl HH (1958) Chemical
processing wastes: recovering fission products. Ind Eng Chem 50(2):212–216
15. Tutsui T, Kimura S (1980) Removal of
60
Co and
137
Cs with nickel ferrocyanide complex salts
involving alkali metal ion coprecipitation. Jpn J Health Phys 15(1):55–59
16. Stumm W, Morgan JJ (1981) Aquatic chemistry. Wiley Interscience, New York, Chap 5
17. Patnaik P (2004) Dean’s analytical chemistry handbook, 2nd edn. McGraw-Hill, New York,
Chap 4
18. Nishizaki Y, Miyamae H, Takano T, Izumiya K, Kumagai N (2012) Removal of radioactive
cesium from molten fly ash. J Environ Conserv Eng 41(9):569–574
29 Volume Reduction of Municipal Solid Wastes Contaminated with Radioactive. . .
341
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