First study on 236U in environmental samples from Bangladesh by ICP-MS/MS prior to the operation of its first nuclear power plant
For the first time, using ICP-MS/MS, the 234 U, 235 U, 236 U, and 238 U in the sediment samples from coastal region, Bangladesh, were measured as 5.13–5.48, 0.234–0.252, (2.70–4.59) × 10 –5 , and 4.92–5.31 Bq kg −1 , and the 236 U/ 238 U atom ratios were (2.87–4.57) × 10 –8 , indicating the predomin...
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| creator | Alam, Md. Ferdous Hu, Jun Yang, Guosheng Ullah, A. K. M. Atique Khalil, M. Ibrahim Kibria, A. K. M. Fazle Rahman, Ismail M. M. Nanba, Kenji Yamada, Masatoshi |
| description | For the first time, using ICP-MS/MS, the
234
U,
235
U,
236
U, and
238
U in the sediment samples from coastal region, Bangladesh, were measured as 5.13–5.48, 0.234–0.252, (2.70–4.59) × 10
–5
, and 4.92–5.31 Bq kg
−1
, and the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were (2.87–4.57) × 10
–8
, indicating the predominate influence of global fallout on
236
U. For the rock samples from hilly area, the corresponding concentrations were much higher as 18.7–4023, 0.902–173, 9.58 × 10
–5
–1.29 × 10
–2
, and 18.8–2279 Bq kg
−1
, but the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were in the same range of (1.52–3.04) × 10
–8
, indicating the
236
U was primarily due to the natural nuclear reactions. |
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234
U,
235
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236
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238
U in the sediment samples from coastal region, Bangladesh, were measured as 5.13–5.48, 0.234–0.252, (2.70–4.59) × 10
–5
, and 4.92–5.31 Bq kg
−1
, and the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were (2.87–4.57) × 10
–8
, indicating the predominate influence of global fallout on
236
U. For the rock samples from hilly area, the corresponding concentrations were much higher as 18.7–4023, 0.902–173, 9.58 × 10
–5
–1.29 × 10
–2
, and 18.8–2279 Bq kg
−1
, but the
236
U/
238
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–8
, indicating the
236
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234
U,
235
U,
236
U, and
238
U in the sediment samples from coastal region, Bangladesh, were measured as 5.13–5.48, 0.234–0.252, (2.70–4.59) × 10
–5
, and 4.92–5.31 Bq kg
−1
, and the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were (2.87–4.57) × 10
–8
, indicating the predominate influence of global fallout on
236
U. For the rock samples from hilly area, the corresponding concentrations were much higher as 18.7–4023, 0.902–173, 9.58 × 10
–5
–1.29 × 10
–2
, and 18.8–2279 Bq kg
−1
, but the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were in the same range of (1.52–3.04) × 10
–8
, indicating the
236
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234
U,
235
U,
236
U, and
238
U in the sediment samples from coastal region, Bangladesh, were measured as 5.13–5.48, 0.234–0.252, (2.70–4.59) × 10
–5
, and 4.92–5.31 Bq kg
−1
, and the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were (2.87–4.57) × 10
–8
, indicating the predominate influence of global fallout on
236
U. For the rock samples from hilly area, the corresponding concentrations were much higher as 18.7–4023, 0.902–173, 9.58 × 10
–5
–1.29 × 10
–2
, and 18.8–2279 Bq kg
−1
, but the
236
U/
238
U atom ratios were in the same range of (1.52–3.04) × 10
–8
, indicating the
236
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