Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales

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Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales. / Jacques, Diederik; Wang, Lian.

Cementitious materials in safety cases for geological repositories for radioactive waste: role, evolution and interaction. Paris, France, 2012. p. 241-244 (NEA/RWM report; No. NEA/RWM/R(2012)3).

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Jacques, D & Wang, L 2012, Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales. in Cementitious materials in safety cases for geological repositories for radioactive waste: role, evolution and interaction. NEA/RWM report, no. NEA/RWM/R(2012)3, Paris, France, pp. 241-244, Cementitious Materials in Safety Cases for Geological Repositories for Radioactive Waste: Role, Evolution and Interactions, Brussels, Belgium, 2009-11-17.

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Jacques, D., & Wang, L. (2012). Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales. In Cementitious materials in safety cases for geological repositories for radioactive waste: role, evolution and interaction (pp. 241-244). (NEA/RWM report; No. NEA/RWM/R(2012)3)..

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Jacques D, Wang L. Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales. In Cementitious materials in safety cases for geological repositories for radioactive waste: role, evolution and interaction. Paris, France. 2012. p. 241-244. (NEA/RWM report; NEA/RWM/R(2012)3).

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Jacques, Diederik ; Wang, Lian. / Modelling the interaction of the alkaline plume with Boom Clay at different scales. Cementitious materials in safety cases for geological repositories for radioactive waste: role, evolution and interaction. Paris, France, 2012. pp. 241-244 (NEA/RWM report; NEA/RWM/R(2012)3).

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