Gas diffusion through variably-water-saturated zeolitic tuff: Implications for transport following a subsurface nuclear event
Chelsea W. Neil(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Philip H. Stauffer(Los Alamos National Laboratory), John P. Ortiz(Los Alamos National Laboratory), W. P. Brug(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Robert Roback(Los Alamos National Laboratory), D. R. Harp(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Stuart D. Ware(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Rex P. Hjelm(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Sofia Avendaño(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Hakim Boukhalfa(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Hongwu Xu(Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology), Scott Broome(Sandia National Laboratories), Yimin Mao(National Institute of Standards and Technology)
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