Method of treating waste material containing radioactive cesium

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ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for treating waste materials containing radioactive cesium isotopes which comprises mixing an aqueous solution of an alkali metal silicate, a silicate hardening agent and a plurality of shale particles with such waste material and then solidifying the mixture to form a solidified mass which when subjected to an aqueous environment is characterized by the relatively low leachability of cesium isotopes therefrom.

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