The Chemical Thermodynamics Series comprises review reports dealing with data selection for particular elements or groups of elements and state-of-the-art reports focusing on the application chemical thermodymanics to particular systems of interest in radiactive waste management.
The NEA Thermochemical Database (TDB) project has so far published ten review reports. These books are indispensable when using the selected TDB data, as they contain detailed information about which source data were used in the selection procedure, how the selection was done, and information about areas where more experimental data are needed. The use of selected data without these publications is not recommended. These reports address particular topics related to the application of chemical thermodynamics in the context of radioactive waste management. The first deals with the chemical thermodynamics of solid solutions.
| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 12 (2012) Chemical Thermodynamics of Tin
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 11 (2009) Chemical thermodynamics of Thorium
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Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 10 (2007) Chemical Thermodynamics of Solid Solutions of interest in Nuclear Waste Management
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 9 (2005) Chemical Thermodynamics of Compounds and Complexes of U, Np, Pu, Am, Tc, Se, Ni and Zr with Selected Organic Ligands
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 8 (2005) Chemical Thermodynamics of Zirconium
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 7 (2005) Chemical Thermodynamics of Selenium
| N.B. A list of errata for "Chemical Thermodynamics of Selenium " is available as a pdf-file: Errata list Selenium book.
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 6 (2005) Chemical Thermodynamics of Nickel
| N.B. A list of errata for "Chemical Thermodynamics of Nickel " is available as a pdf-file: Errata list Nickel book. |
| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 5 (2003) Update on the Chemical Thermodynamics of Uranium, Neptunium, Plutonium, Americium and Technetium
| N.B. A list of errata and corrections for the "Update on the Chemical Thermodynamics of Uranium, Neptunium, Plutonium, Americium and Technetium" is available as a pdf-file: Errata list Update book. |
Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 4 (2001) Chemical Thermodynamics of Neptunium and Plutonium
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 3 (1999) Chemical Thermodynamics of Technetium
| N.B. A list of errata and a new CD-ROM for "Chemical Thermodynamic of Technetium" are available. The errata list is available as a pdf-file. Errata list Tc book. If you would like to receive the new CD-ROM, please send in your old CD-ROM to the NEA TDB project coordinator and we will send you the new version. |
Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 2 (1995) Chemical Thermodynamics of Americium
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| Chemical Thermodynamics Series Volume 1 (1992) Chemical Thermodynamics of Uranium
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Modelling in Aquatic Chemistry
Originally published in 1997, the book Modelling in Aquatic Chemistry contains useful information on how to use the selected values of the TDB reviews in performance assessment calculations for radioactive waste disposal, as well as general information on thermodynamic modelling. Follow this link for the complete text.
The Use of Thermodynamic Databases in Performance Assessment, Workshop Proceedings, Barcelona, Spain, 2001
Performance assessment of repository concepts for the geological disposal of long-lived radioactive waste relies on the availability of thermodynamic data for many radionuclides and other elements under a wide range of physico-chemical conditions. This publication contains the full papers and summary discussion records of a workshop attended by scientists active in the field of chemical thermodynamics and experts in repository performance assessment who use the thermochemical databases for their evaluations. During the workshop, participants discussed current experimental and theoretical standpoints, new data requirements and the peculiarities of their application in performance assessment. This publication can be purchased from the OECD Online Bookshop.
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Last reviewed: 5 March 2013