摘要
With regard to the behavior of high radioactivity fission products in the case of accidents, the thermochemical behavior of Cs2UO4 at high temperature is not completely known. A study of the vaporization of Cs2UO4 was carried out from 873 to 1373 K using the Knudsen effusion mass spectrometric method. To simulate some LWR accident atmospheres, a D2/D2O environment was established by introducing D2(g) and/or D2O(g) gas into the Knudsen cell, separately or as a mixed gas. Thus, the influence of the input of D2/D2O on the vaporization of Cs2UO4 was investigated quantitatively.