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Abstract
The so-called improved temperature-controlled irradiation was attempted at 1073 K with an electrical heater in a water cooled fission reactor and alumina-magnesia ceramics were irradiated. They were sintered from the highly pure powders without sintering-aid agents. Preliminary results indicated that re-crystallization or re-structuring took place during the high temperature irradiation. The alumina and the magnesia phases appeared in the nearly stoichiometric spinel of MgAl2O4 after the irradiation.
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Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
Nuclear Materials and Properties
Nuclear materials and radiation effects
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Year 1994
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