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Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2017
Radon gas concentrations in eight basements, four living rooms and four caves from different locations in Kabul and Panjsher, Afghanistan, were measured by using eight active radon exposure meters recently developed by the Helmholtz Center in Munich, Germany. The two-phase measurements lasted from a week to a year.
Tanha, M.R. +7 more
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Radon gas concentrations in eight basements, four living rooms and four caves from different locations in Kabul and Panjsher, Afghanistan, were measured by using eight active radon exposure meters recently developed by the Helmholtz Center in Munich, Germany. The two-phase measurements lasted from a week to a year.
Tanha, M.R. +7 more
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Long-lived Gamma Emitting Radionuclides in Palm Dates and Estimates of Annual Effective Doses
Health Physics, 2015An investigation of long-lived gamma emitting radionuclides in palm dates was performed. The palm date samples originated from eight countries, namely India, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, and the United Arab Emirates. Among the samples were the palm date types Sukari, Wanana, Umkhuber, Rashudiya, Libana, Madjool, Gumaizi, Anbar,
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Health Physics, 2012
A study of the 238U content in bottled water consumed in Kuwait was performed. The bottled water samples originated from 16 different countries. Of the 41 investigated samples, 238U was detected in 23 samples in which the radionuclide's activity was determined.
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A study of the 238U content in bottled water consumed in Kuwait was performed. The bottled water samples originated from 16 different countries. Of the 41 investigated samples, 238U was detected in 23 samples in which the radionuclide's activity was determined.
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Is it useful to assess annual effective doses that are less than 100 mSv?
Radiation protection dosimetry, 2002Questions such as 'How small is small?' and 'How low is low enough?' have long plagued radiation dosimetrists and risk management personnel. Unfortunately, our knowledge about the biological effects of low levels of ionising radiation is scarce and uncertain. If we look to the results of epidemiological studies, we find that it is not easy to arrive at
D J, Strom, J R, Cameron
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Annual effective dose and concentration levels of gross ? and ? in Turkish market tea
2012Background: Tea is one of the most popular beverages all over the world which is prepared from the leaves of a shrub camellia sinensis. Eastern Black Sea Region of Turkey which account for around 100% of all tea production in Turkey was among the areas contaminated by Chernobyl accident.
Görür, F.K. +4 more
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Estimation of annual effective radiation dose and cancer risk due to tea consumption
Romanian Journal of BiophysicsThe current study aims to assess the radioactive health risks and their levels due to tea consumption. Fresh tea leaves were plucked from different locations in the Gumero tea farmland in Ilubabour zone, Ethiopia. High-resolution gamma-ray spectroscopy was used to measure the activity concentrations of artificial and natural radionuclides (e.g., 40K ...
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International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 2022
Santosh Kumar Sar, Manoj Kumar Jindal
exaly
Santosh Kumar Sar, Manoj Kumar Jindal
exaly