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A method for oxidizing liquid organic wastes from a nuclear fuel separations plant using a catalytic bed as a method of disposal was investigated. Wastes were fed either as a liquid or vapor, together with a flow of air, through the catalyst bed. Oxidation took place with the generation of heat. Off-gases were contained and could be monitored. A list of some catalysts used as well as the organics oxidized by this method are presented.
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