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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Radioactive Particles"”.

  1. Radiactive particle biotic and abiotic processes

    In ecosystems affected by the presence of radioactive particles, it is imperative to obtain information regarding transformation processes that affect them in order to properly evaluate not only their behaviour, but also the potential transfer of radionuclides between different compartments. A …

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  2. Modelling of radioactive particle resuspension after a dirty bomb event

    … from the subsequent re-suspension of deposited radioactive particles. Although radiological contamination is substantial on surfaces initially, the biological risk intensifies through ingestion or inhalation due to re-suspension. Experimental simulations in a 10 m wind chamber unveiled average …

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  3. Background UV in the 300 to 400 nm region affecting the extended range detection of radioactive material

    … to find alternative methods for the detection of radioactive material at extended ranges has resulted in an increased interest in the detection of the air fluorescence resulting from the alpha or beta radioactive particle's interaction with molecules of air. Air fluorescence photons travel further …

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  4. Emergency phase, mechanically induced, particle resuspension and resuspension stabilization

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01

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