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Mobility of radionuclides in undisturbed and cultivated soils in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia six years after the Chernobyl fallout

1996

Askbrant, S. | Melin, J. | Sandalls, J. | Rauret, G. | Vallejo, R. | Hinton, T. | Cremers, A. | Vandecastelle, C. | Lewyckyj, N. | Ivanov, Y.A. | Firsakova, S.K. | Arkhipov, N.P. | Alexakhin, R.M. (Department of Radiochemistry and Ecology, Swedish Radiation Protection Institute, Box 60204, S-10410 Stockholm (Sweden))

AGROVOC Keywords
air pollution belarus caesium cerium cesio cesium elements estroncio europa europe loam soils podzoluvisol podzoluvisoles podzoluvisols procesos de transporte en el suelo radioisotopes radioisotopos russian federation sandy soils soil transport processes sol sableux sol sablolimoneux strontium suelo arenoso suelo franco transport dans le sol ucrania ukraine
Bibliographic information
Volume 31 Issue 3
Pagination
pp. 287-312
Other Subjects
Central europe; Fallout; Element chimique; Isotope radioactif; Pollution atmospherique; Federation de russie; Dernopodzolic soils; Movement in soil; Polucion del aire; Federacion de rusia; Elementos quimicos
Language
English
Note
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1997-08-15
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