Iodine isotopes in surface water in the Northeast Asia
Iodine isotopes ( 129 I and 127 I) in the fresh and sea water of Lake Khanka and the Sea of Japan (Peter the Great Bay) were determined. The measured concentration of 129 I in the seawater is (1.87–2.33) × 10 7 atoms/L and (29.0–39.9) × 10 7 atoms/L in the lake water. The 129 I/ 127 I atomic ratios...
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| description | Iodine isotopes (
129
I and
127
I) in the fresh and sea water of Lake Khanka and the Sea of Japan (Peter the Great Bay) were determined. The measured concentration of
129
I in the seawater is (1.87–2.33) × 10
7
atoms/L and (29.0–39.9) × 10
7
atoms/L in the lake water. The
129
I/
127
I atomic ratios in the fresh water [(0.87–1.13) × 10
−8
] are two orders of magnitude higher than those in the sea water [(0.91–1.15) × 10
−10
].
129
I was flowed into sea from the river, deposited and quickly diluted in the seawater, causing a declined
129
I concentration. The orders of magnitude higher stable
127
I concentration in seawater compared to the fresh water enlarged the difference on the
129
I/
127
I atomic ratios. |
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129
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129
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7
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129
I/
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] are two orders of magnitude higher than those in the sea water [(0.91–1.15) × 10
−10
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129
I was flowed into sea from the river, deposited and quickly diluted in the seawater, causing a declined
129
I concentration. The orders of magnitude higher stable
127
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129
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129
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127
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129
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7
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129
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−10
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129
I was flowed into sea from the river, deposited and quickly diluted in the seawater, causing a declined
129
I concentration. The orders of magnitude higher stable
127
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129
I/
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129
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129
I/
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−8
] are two orders of magnitude higher than those in the sea water [(0.91–1.15) × 10
−10
].
129
I was flowed into sea from the river, deposited and quickly diluted in the seawater, causing a declined
129
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127
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129
I/
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