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Waste forms of uranium (U), such as those in the U.S. Department of Energy's Hanford Site, often contain high concentrations of sodium and phosphorus. Low solubility sodium uranyl phosphates such as sodium meta-autunite have the potential to form mobile colloids that can facilitate transport of this radionuclide. To understand the stability behavior of uranyl phosphate colloids, we synthesized sodium...
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