All abstracts by Albert Kruger in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2022) Microbe-Mineral Dynamics within a ‘grass-To-Glass’ Soil Profile at a Late Iron Age Archaeological Site with Implications for Long-Term Storage of Nuclear Waste Glasses
Wells J, Plymale A, Pearce C, Graham E, Bagwell C, Brislawn C, Cheeke T, Danna V, Fansler S, Arey B, Bowden M, Varga T, Saunders D, Allen J, Marcial J, Tyrrell K, Weaver J, Sjöblom R, Vicenzi E, McCloy JS, Hjärthner-Holdar E, Englund M, Ogenhall E, Peeler D & Kruger A

(2020) Visualizing Technetium Incorporation within Iron Oxides Through Mineral Transformation
Wang G, Olszta M, Saslow S, Kim D-S, Bowden M, Um W, Wang J & Kruger A

(2020) Niche Partitioning of Microbial Communities at an Ancient Vitrified Hillfort: Implications for Vitrified Radioactive Waste Disposal
Plymale A, Pearce C, Wells J, Brislawn C, Graham E, Cheeke T, Allen J, Danna V, Weaver J, McCloy J, Sjöblom R, Hjärthner-Holdar E, Englund M, Ogenhall E, Peeler D & Kruger A

(2020) Long-Term Prediction of Vitreous Materials Degradation Derived from Short-Term Testing
Kruger A

(2019) ⁹⁹Tc Sequestration Using Nickel-Doped Iron Spinel
Wang G, Kim D-S, Um W, Bowden M, Olszta M, Saslow S, Riley B, Wang J, Schreiber D & Kruger A

(2019) Kinetics of Co-mingled ⁹⁹Tc and Cr(VI) Removal from Nuclear Waste Streams Using Fe(OH)2(s)
Saslow S, Um W, Pearce C, Bowden M, Lukens W, Kim D-S, Schweiger M & Kruger A

(2018) ⁹⁹Tc Immobilization by Redox/Coprecipitation with Nickel-Doped Iron Spinel from Off-Gas Waste Stream at Hanford Site
Wang G, Kim D-S, Um W & Kruger A

(2018) The Geomicrobiology of Ancient Glass Alteration with Implications for Nuclear Waste Disposal
Pearce C, Plymale A, Weaver J, Sjöblom R, Arey B, Soltis J, Vicenzi E, McCloy J, Johnson K, Saunders D, Brislawn C, Wells J, Fansler S, Peeler D & Kruger A

(2016) Effect of Melt Viscosity on Nuclear Waste Glass Foaming
Hrma P, Lee S & Kruger A

(2016) Impeding ⁹⁹Tc(IV) Mobility in Novel Waste Forms
Lee M-S, Um W, Wang G, Kruger A, Lukens W, Rousseau R & Glezakou V-A

(2015) Effect of Composition on Viscosity of Many-Component Molten Glasses
Hrma P, Nelson M & Kruger A