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Accurate lattice parameter measurements of stoichiometric uranium dioxide
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Thermodynamics of the O–U system: III – Critical assessment of phase diagram data in the U–UO2+x composition range
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Thermodynamics of the O–U system. IV – Critical assessment of chemical potentials in the U–UO2.01 composition range
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High-temperature X-ray study of uranium oxides in the UO2U3O8 region
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The storage behaviour of uranium dioxide powders — review article
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The oxides of uranium. Part V. The chemisorption of oxygen on UO
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Investigation of the oxygen activity of oxide fuels and fuel-fission product systems by solid electrolyte techniques. Part I: Qualification and limitations of the method
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Dopant solubility and lattice contraction in gadolinia and gadolinia–chromia doped UO2 fuels
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High-temperature studies of UO2 and ThO2 using neutron scattering techniques
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CODATA recommended values of the fundamental physical constants: 2002
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Remeasurement of characteristic X-ray emission lines and their application to line profile analysis and lattice parameter determination
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The solubility of selected fission products in UO2 and (U, Pu)O2
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Swelling due to fission products and additives dissolved within the uranium dioxide lattice
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CODATA recommended values of the fundamental physical constants: 2010
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