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Radionuclide Sequential Extraction from Reservoir R-17 Bottom Sediments of the Mayak Production Association

Radiochemistry, 2019
The extraction parameters and speciation of 137Cs and 241Am in bottom sediments of reservoir R-17 of the Mayak Production Assocation were studied. The extraction was performed with four solutions with different pH values (water simulating in its composition the groundwater from the investigated area, 0.1 M Na2CO3, acetate buffer solution, and 1 × 10−3 ...
A. K. Rozhkova   +5 more
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Experience and the results of emergency management of the 1957 accident at the Mayak Production Association

Journal of Radiological Protection, 2018
The experience accumulated while dealing with the aftermath of a major nuclear accident (the 'Kyshtym Accident') in 1957 at the Mayak complex in the Southern Urals of Russia is summarised. Information is presented on the causes of the accident, on the radiation environment and radioactive contamination of the affected territory in the critical period ...
G Sh, Batorshin, Yu G, Mokrov
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Registry for chronic radiation syndrome in a worker cohort of the Russian nuclear enterprise, Mayak Production Association

Journal of Radiological Protection, 2019
A registry for chronic radiation syndrome (CRS), a deterministic effect of chronic exposure to external and/or internal radiation at doses and dose rates exceeding thresholds for tissue reactions, was established within a medical and dosimetry database known as 'Clinics', of the Southern Urals Biophysics Institute at the Federal Medical and Biological ...
Tamara V Azizova   +5 more
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EXTRAPULMONARY ORGAN DISTRIBUTION OF PLUTONIUM IN HEALTHY WORKERS EXPOSED BY CHRONIC INHALATION AT THE MAYAK PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION

Health Physics, 2002
The systemic distribution of plutonium was determined for "healthy" workers who chronically inhaled plutonium at the radiochemical plants of the Mayak Production Association. The data were obtained by radiochemical analysis of soft tissues and bones samples collected upon autopsy of 120 workers who died from acute coronary diseases and accidents.
K G, Suslova   +5 more
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RECONSTRUCTION OF RADIONUCLIDE CONTAMINATION OF THE TECHA RIVER CAUSED BY LIQUID WASTE DISCHARGE FROM RADIOCHEMICAL PRODUCTION AT THE MAYAK PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION

Health Physics, 2000
Because of its importance to reconstructing radiation doses for ongoing epidemiological studies, a feasibility study was undertaken to determine if the source term of radioactive materials released to the Techa River from the Mayak Production Association, the first facility in the former Soviet Union for the production of plutonium, could be ...
Y, Mokrov, Y, Glagolenko, B, Napier
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Accumulation, organ distribution, and excretion kinetics of ²⁴¹Am in Mayak Production Association workers.

Health physics, 2013
Americium-241 (²⁴¹Am) is the second most significant radiation hazard after ²³⁹Pu at some of the Mayak Production Association facilities. This study summarizes current data on the accumulation, distribution, and excretion of americium compared with plutonium in different organs from former Mayak PA workers.
Klara G, Suslova   +3 more
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Use of In Vivo Counting Measurements to Estimate Internal Doses From 241Am in Workers from the Mayak Production Association

Health Physics, 2014
Comparisons between results of in vivo counting measurements of americium burden and results from radiochemical analyses of organ samples taken at autopsy of 11 cases of former Mayak workers were made. The in vivo counting measurements were performed 3-8 y before death.
Alexandra B, Sokolova   +3 more
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Effect of Inorganic Anions on the Physicochemical State of Radionuclides in Process Freshwater Basins at the Mayak Production Association

Radiochemistry, 2001
Published data on the speciation of microcomponents and radionuclides (calcium, strontium, plutonium, and americium) in the water and bottom sediments of selected process water basins at the Mayak Production Association were discussed in terms of the model of the sorption behavior of a sorbate existing in several forms.
E. V. Polyakov, G. N. Il'ves
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Speciation of Uranium in Bottom Sediments of Reservoir V-17, Mayak Production Association

Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin, 2021
O. A. Kangina   +3 more
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Mayak Production Association: Introduction

Radiation and Environmental Biophysics, 2002
L R, Anspaugh   +2 more
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