Sorption methods in marine radiochemistry
The review presents the general methodology of using sorption methods to solve problems of marine radiochemistry, including sampling, preconcentration and radiochemical preparation and methods for measuring the activity of radionuclides. The possible methodological errors at various stages of sampli...
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| description | The review presents the general methodology of using sorption methods to solve problems of marine radiochemistry, including sampling, preconcentration and radiochemical preparation and methods for measuring the activity of radionuclides. The possible methodological errors at various stages of sampling and sample concentration are discussed. The most widely used artificial (
90
Sr,
134
Cs,
137
Cs,
239
Pu,
240
Pu), natural (
210
Pb,
210
Po; radium quartet:
223
Ra,
224
Ra,
226
Ra,
228
Ra; thorium isotopes, mainly
234
Th) and cosmogenic (
7
Be,
32
P,
33
P) radiotracers are considered. The sorption of uranium from seawater is not addressed, since its concentration in seawater is usually calculated from the known dependence of uranium concentration on seawater salinity.
The bibliography includes 200 references. |
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90
Sr,
134
Cs,
137
Cs,
239
Pu,
240
Pu), natural (
210
Pb,
210
Po; radium quartet:
223
Ra,
224
Ra,
226
Ra,
228
Ra; thorium isotopes, mainly
234
Th) and cosmogenic (
7
Be,
32
P,
33
P) radiotracers are considered. The sorption of uranium from seawater is not addressed, since its concentration in seawater is usually calculated from the known dependence of uranium concentration on seawater salinity.
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90
Sr,
134
Cs,
137
Cs,
239
Pu,
240
Pu), natural (
210
Pb,
210
Po; radium quartet:
223
Ra,
224
Ra,
226
Ra,
228
Ra; thorium isotopes, mainly
234
Th) and cosmogenic (
7
Be,
32
P,
33
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90
Sr,
134
Cs,
137
Cs,
239
Pu,
240
Pu), natural (
210
Pb,
210
Po; radium quartet:
223
Ra,
224
Ra,
226
Ra,
228
Ra; thorium isotopes, mainly
234
Th) and cosmogenic (
7
Be,
32
P,
33
P) radiotracers are considered. The sorption of uranium from seawater is not addressed, since its concentration in seawater is usually calculated from the known dependence of uranium concentration on seawater salinity.
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