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O. K. Tallent

Observed names: O Tallent, O. Tallent, O.K. Tallent, Othar K. Tallent, Tallent, O. K., Tallent, Othar K. (Oak Ridge, TN), Tallent, Othar K. (Oak Ridge, TN); Mailen, James C. (Oak Ridge, TN); Bell, Jimmy T. (Kingston, TN); Arwood, Phillip C. (Harriman, TN)

Observed institutions: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Martin Marietta (United States)

OpenAlex ID: A5091143863

An Alternative Solvent Cleanup Method Using a Hydrazine Oxalate Wash Reagent

1982 · O. K. Tallent, James C. Mailen · Nuclear Technology · 28

Immobilization of Technetium and Nitrate in Cement-Based Materials

1987 · O. K. Tallent, E. W. McDaniel, et al. · MRS Proceedings · 21

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Purex Diluent Chemical Degradation

1985 · O. K. Tallent, J. C. Mailen, et al. · Nuclear Technology · 21

Purex diluent degradation

1984 · O.K. Tallent, J.C. Mailen, et al. · 12

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Study of the Dissolution of Refractory PuO2in Nitric-Hydrofluoric Acid Dissolvents at 100°C

1977 · O. K. Tallent, J. C. Mailen · Nuclear Technology · 12

Basis for Selecting Cement-Based Waste Forms for Immobilizing Radioactive Waste

1988 · Earl W. Mcdaniel, Othar K. Tallent, et al. · MRS Proceedings · 11

Destruction of oxalate by reaction with hydrogen peroxide. [Hydrazine oxalate]

1981 · J. C. Mailen, O. K. Tallent, et al. · 11

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Immobilization of Technetium in Blast Furnace Slag Grouts

1989 · R. D. Spence, W. D. Bostick. E. W. McDaniel, et al. · CANMET/ACI International Conference on Fly Ash, Silica Fume, Slag, and Natural Pozzolans in Concrete · 10

Summary report on the development of a cement-based formula to immobilize Hanford facility waste

1987 · T. M. Gilliam, E. W. McDaniel, et al. · 9

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Cleanup of Savannah River Plant solvent using solid sorbents

1985 · J. C. Mailen, O. K. Tallent · 9

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Solvent cleanup using base-treated silica gel solid adsorbent

1984 · O. K. Tallent, J. C. Mailen, et al. · 7

Research Needs in Cement-Based Waste Forms

1990 · E. W. McDaniel, R. D. Spence, et al. · MRS Proceedings · 5

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Effects of Metal lon Impurities on PuO2 Dissolution in Nitric-Hydrofluoric Acid Solution