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Emerging role of electrochemistry in radiochemical separation of medically important radiometals: state of the art. [PDF]
Patra S, Chakraborty S, Chakravarty R.
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Assessment of background dose rate on non-human biota in a Mediterranean terrestrial ecosystem. [PDF]
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Postoperative irradiation of pterygium with 90Sr eye applicator
International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics, 1999Pterygium are triangular growths of fibrovascular tissue of the bulbar conjunctiva that ultimately cause visual disturbances. Surgical removal is the initial treatment of choice for pterygium, but the recurrence rate after excision alone is 20-40%. The purpose of this paper is to reaffirm the effectiveness of postoperative irradiation with a 90Sr eye ...
Toshihiko Inoue, Takehiro Inoue
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Migration mechanisms of 90Sr and 137Cs on terraces
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2023In order to investigate the impact of environmental conditions on the distribution and migration of 90Sr in the Longji terrace environment, the activity concentrations of 90Sr and 137Cs were determined. The activity concentration ranges of 90Sr and 137Cs in surface soil were 0.15-1.04 Bq/kg and 2.16-6.94 Bq/kg, respectively.
Yongjing, Guan +11 more
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The mutagenic effect of 90Sr in barley
Mutation Research, 1970Abstract The mutation frequency in the pollen character waxy was investigated in barley plants cultivated on soil contaminated with 90 Sr. Doses in the range of human safety interest were mutagenic. The mutation frequency per dose unit was higher in the lowest dose region than at moderate doses.
D, Lindgren, G, Eriksson, L, Ehrenberg
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Measurement of 90Sr in bone ash
Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1998Bone is a critical organ for the accumulation of many radionuclides, including 90Sr. A bone ash has been prepared by NIST to become a standard reference material and the assaying of the 90Sr activity concentration is reported. A radiochemical procedure, based on extraction chromatography using a crown ether, has been developed to separate Sr from the ...
T, Altzitzoglou, J J, LaRosa, C, Nicholl
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The toxicity of 90Sr, 226Ra and 239Pu
Nature, 1976Data now available on the risks of radiation-induced fatal cancer and hereditary disease and radionuclide metabolism suggest that limits on the rates of intake of 90Sr, 226Ra and 239Pu at work, presently recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection, might be in need of considerable revision one with another and with the limit ...
M C, Thorne, J, Vennart
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