Research Article

Transmutations of Long-Lived and Medium-Lived Fission Products Extracted from CANDU and PWR Spent Fuels in an Accelerator-Driven System

Table 4

Atomic densities of fission products in the spent fuel case of C (atoms/(barn·cm)) and transmutation fractions (%).

IsotopesBOCEOCTF

Ca8.46569E − 03
Crb3.66345E − 06
Fe7.69324E − 06
Zr3.59861E − 03
Sn5.31202E − 05
Hf3.66345E − 06

88Src(ST)1.60739E − 061.60972E − 06
90Sr (ML)2.43211E − 061.71430E − 0629.51
89Y (ST)1.51207E − 08
91Zr (ST)4.03875E − 043.95236E − 04
99Tc (LL)3.59763E − 061.78287E − 0650.44
100Ru (ST)1.70554E − 06
105Pd (ST)1.60923E − 061.00368E − 06
106Pd (ST)1.29609E − 061.87346E − 06
107Pd (LL)1.03754E − 068.79141E − 0715.26
108Pd (ST)6.88986E − 075.18065E − 07
107Ag (ST)9.60529E − 13
109Ag (ST)8.18027E − 08
129I (LL)5.46246E − 073.11467E − 0742.98
130Xe (ST)2.19691E − 07
140Ce (ST)4.22066E − 15
143Nd (ST)7.44922E − 15
147Pm (ML)6.62429E − 075.26757E − 1199.99
147Sm (LL)5.13789E − 079.66212E − 0881.19
150Sm (ST)6.94149E − 071.27528E − 07
152Sm (ST)4.99773E − 074.17034E − 08
153Eu (ST)6.50729E − 08

aGraphite container; bclad; cfission products. The abbreviations ST, LL, ML, and SL indicate stable, long-lived, medium-lived, and short-lived fission products, respectively.