Radionuclide distribution in the Barra de Valizas—Aguas Dulces Region, Uruguay
The 238 U, 226 Ra, 210 Pb, 232 Th, 40 K, and 137 Cs activity concentrations in sand, soil, sediments, and Baccharis trimera were determined by gamma spectrometry. Gross alpha—beta activity and 226 Ra, 228 Ra, and 210 Pb activity concentrations in water were also evaluated. The radionuclide mobility...
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| description | The
238
U,
226
Ra,
210
Pb,
232
Th,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in sand, soil, sediments, and
Baccharis trimera
were determined by gamma spectrometry. Gross alpha—beta activity and
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were also evaluated. The radionuclide mobility between compartments was assessed, and the transfer factor between soil and vegetation was calculated. In general,
238
U series were not in secular equilibrium with
226
Ra loss and
210
Pb enrichment. The
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were below the detection limit in all analyzed samples. The
210
Pb,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in
Baccharis trimera
and the transfer factor from soil were quantified in different seasons. The
210
Pb transfer factor ranged from 0.41 to 2.33, as affected by precipitation. Finally,
137
Cs could only be identified in samples collected in winter. This work provides a radiological condition baseline of the region of Barra de Valizas—Aguas Dulces, and it will be useful for assessing future effects due to human impact. |
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238
U,
226
Ra,
210
Pb,
232
Th,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in sand, soil, sediments, and
Baccharis trimera
were determined by gamma spectrometry. Gross alpha—beta activity and
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were also evaluated. The radionuclide mobility between compartments was assessed, and the transfer factor between soil and vegetation was calculated. In general,
238
U series were not in secular equilibrium with
226
Ra loss and
210
Pb enrichment. The
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were below the detection limit in all analyzed samples. The
210
Pb,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in
Baccharis trimera
and the transfer factor from soil were quantified in different seasons. The
210
Pb transfer factor ranged from 0.41 to 2.33, as affected by precipitation. Finally,
137
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238
U,
226
Ra,
210
Pb,
232
Th,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in sand, soil, sediments, and
Baccharis trimera
were determined by gamma spectrometry. Gross alpha—beta activity and
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were also evaluated. The radionuclide mobility between compartments was assessed, and the transfer factor between soil and vegetation was calculated. In general,
238
U series were not in secular equilibrium with
226
Ra loss and
210
Pb enrichment. The
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were below the detection limit in all analyzed samples. The
210
Pb,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in
Baccharis trimera
and the transfer factor from soil were quantified in different seasons. The
210
Pb transfer factor ranged from 0.41 to 2.33, as affected by precipitation. Finally,
137
Cs could only be identified in samples collected in winter. 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238
U,
226
Ra,
210
Pb,
232
Th,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in sand, soil, sediments, and
Baccharis trimera
were determined by gamma spectrometry. Gross alpha—beta activity and
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were also evaluated. The radionuclide mobility between compartments was assessed, and the transfer factor between soil and vegetation was calculated. In general,
238
U series were not in secular equilibrium with
226
Ra loss and
210
Pb enrichment. The
226
Ra,
228
Ra, and
210
Pb activity concentrations in water were below the detection limit in all analyzed samples. The
210
Pb,
40
K, and
137
Cs activity concentrations in
Baccharis trimera
and the transfer factor from soil were quantified in different seasons. The
210
Pb transfer factor ranged from 0.41 to 2.33, as affected by precipitation. Finally,
137
Cs could only be identified in samples collected in winter. This work provides a radiological condition baseline of the region of Barra de Valizas—Aguas Dulces, and it will be useful for assessing future effects due to human impact.</abstract><cop>Berlin/Heidelberg</cop><pub>Springer Berlin Heidelberg</pub><doi>10.1007/s12665-022-10318-8</doi><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1193-9825</orcidid></addata></record> |
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