Ancient Glass Helps Hanford Prepare for Waste Vitrification

By Staff Reports

The Hanford Site’s Office of River Protection has obtained samples of glass up to 2,000 years old to help it learn more about how the substance ages as the Department of Energy facility prepares to vitrify, or glassify, tank waste. The ancient glass is…

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