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April-June 2022 | Vol 45 | Issue 2 |
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| Radiological assessment of natural radioactivity in building materials: The common approach |
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| DD Rao |
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The earth's crust and the materials on it like soil, rocks, and vegetation, etc., contain natural radionuclides of uranium, thorium, their daughter products, and Potassium-40. Building materials... |
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| Dilution factor and atmospheric dispersion pattern for Kalpakkam site |
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| T Jesan, C Manonmani, S Ramkumar, IV Saradhi, A Vinod Kumar |
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Assessment of radiological impact and for planning and preparedness programs, monthly atmospheric dispersion patterns at Kalpakkam have been studied using observed surface meteorological data during... |
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| Studies on transfer coefficient from grass to milk for 137Cs and 40K at Kakrapar Gujarat site, India |
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| SS Wagh, AK Patra, TJ Jaison, IV Saradhi, A Vinod Kumar |
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Transfer coefficient from grass to milk (Fm) for 137Cs and 40K was computed based on the activity measurement data in the respective matrix at Kakrapar Gujarat site,... |
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| Studies on the contribution of the aquatic water body to the tritium flux in the atmosphere near the discharge point of Kakrapar Gujarat Site, India |
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| Chetan P Joshi, AK Patra, DP Nankar, IV Saradhi, A Vinod Kumar |
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The contribution of the aquatic water body to the tritium (3H) flux in the atmosphere near the discharge point of Kakrapar Gujarat Site has been assessed by collecting and analyzing the <... |
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ISSN - Print: 0972-0464,
Online: 2250-0995
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