Timescale of radium and alkaline earth cations ascent in the trees: Use of isotopic (228Ra/226Ra) ratio

Due to its short-lived progeny, including gaseous radon isotopes that can be inhaled and its significant transfer into vegetation, radium poses a substantial concern in radiation risk assessment. Although the transfer of Ra from soil to plants has been previously documented, the distribution and spe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied geochemistry 2024-04, Vol.165, p.105938, Article 105938
Hauptverfasser: Rihs, Sophie, Lascar, Eric, Chabaux, François, Pourcelot, Laurent, Calmon, Philippe, Redon, Paul-Olivier, Galy, Catherine, Turpault, Marie-Pierre
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Zusammenfassung:Due to its short-lived progeny, including gaseous radon isotopes that can be inhaled and its significant transfer into vegetation, radium poses a substantial concern in radiation risk assessment. Although the transfer of Ra from soil to plants has been previously documented, the distribution and speciation of radium within the plant tissues, particularly within trees, remain unclear. The temporal dimension of Ra transfer is also poorly known. Therefore, the transfer of radium and others alkaline earth cations in beech trees was investigated through the analysis of fine (
ISSN:0883-2927
1872-9134
DOI:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2024.105938