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Gabrijel Ondrasek, Filip Kranjcec, Jelena Horvatinec, Marina Bubalo Kovacic, Stjepan Husnjak, Lepomir Coga, Dinko Babic, Davor Ra?eta, Nikola Volaric, Emil Fulajtar, Muhammad Imtiaz Rashid, Aleksandar Vcev and Branko Petrinec
Fly bioash (FBA) as a by-product of biomass-fuelled facilities exhibits alkaline properties and is enriched with phytonutrients, thereby offering the potential to effectively ameliorate acidic and nutrient-deficient soils. However, concerns about health ...
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Christos Tsabaris, Dionisis L. Patiris, Rosalinda Adams, Julian Castillo, Maria F. Henriquez, Caroline Hurtado, Lesley Munoz, Leonidas Kalpaxis, Mariana Verri, Stylianos Alexakis, Filothei K. Pappa and Angelos Lampousis
In recent years, the environmental effects of both active and legacy mining activity have motivated many research groups worldwide through the use of a variety of methods that have been conducted among diverse environments. In this study, we measured rad...
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Bandar A. Al-Mur and Ahmed Gad
Marine sediment samples were collected along the Jeddah coast, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, in order to assess radiation hazards and the exposure to human and marine living organisms. Using collaborative techniques, grain size, mineralogical characteristics, a...
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Fernando Gázquez, Ana Monteserín, Christina Obert, Carsten Münker, Ángel Fernández-Cortés and José María Calaforra
Subaqueous gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O) crystals are relatively common in epithermal systems where sulfide ore deposits are present. The Giant Geode of Pulpí (Almería, SE Spain) hosts some of the largest (up to 2 m in length) subaqueous gypsum crystals discovered...
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Valeria Artiola, Giuseppe La Verde, Vittoria D?Avino and Mariagabriella Pugliese
The Sassi of Matera (Basilicata region, southern Italy) is a peculiar site, but not unique in Italy, from a landscape point of view. Most of the buildings are excavated in rocks of calcarenite origin and used as homes and accommodation facilities. For th...
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EDMILSON MONTEIRO SOUZA, Jorge do Ouro Neto, Sidney Gomes de Oliveira
Nesse trabalho foi utilizada a técnica da espectrometria gama de alta resolução com detector HPGe e o pacote de software GENIE 2000 para a determinação da concentração de atividade dos radionuclídeos 226Ra, 232Th e 40K presente em amostras de solo, e o r...
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Ilsa Rosianna, Eka Djatnika Nugraha, Heri Syaeful, Sugili Putra, Masahiro Hosoda, Naofumi Akata and Shinji Tokonami
Mamuju is a region of Indonesia with relatively high exposure to natural radiation. Since 2012, Mamuju has been a uranium and thorium exploration area. Several mapping studies of the region have been carried out to depict NORM (naturally occurring radioa...
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Evangelos Tzamos, Argyrios Papadopoulos, Giovanni Grieco, Stylianos Stoulos, Micol Bussolesi, Emmanouil Daftsis, Eleftheria Vagli, Dimitrios Dimitriadis and Athanasios Godelitsas
Pyrite/arsenopyrite (Py-AsPy), galena (PbS), and sphalerite (ZnS) concentrates from the flotation plants of Olympias and Stratoni (Kassandra mines, Chalkidiki, N. Greece) were investigated for their major, trace, minor, and critical element contents, inc...
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S.S.N. Gamage,R.M.T.S. Ratnayake,A.M.A.D.M. Senadhira,D.A. Weerasinghe,V.A. Waduge
Naturally-occurring radionuclides deposited beneath the earth, which are referred to as "NORM" and other toxicnon-radioactive elements transported to the earth surface with the oil and gas production. Hence, knowledge of the prevailing background levels ...
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Ajithra Abinesh,Shanthi G.
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It is well recognized fact that some areas of the world have anomalously high levels of natural background radiation referred to as high background radiation areas (HBRAs). Typical examples include Yangjiang in China, Rasmar in Iran and In India, p...
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