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Fusion science and technology, 2023
This paper presents the activity level of total organically bound tritium (OBT) in different plant species, e.g., grains (wheat, corn), trees (apple, fir), and vines, and different organs of the plants (buds, leaves, fruits, straw, and branches ...
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This paper presents the activity level of total organically bound tritium (OBT) in different plant species, e.g., grains (wheat, corn), trees (apple, fir), and vines, and different organs of the plants (buds, leaves, fruits, straw, and branches ...
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Health Physics, 2020
Effluents containing tritium (3H) dispersed into the fresh water or marine environment from nuclear facilities can be taken up by biota. Aquatic and marine organisms are among the important pathways through which tritium can enter into the human body ...
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Effluents containing tritium (3H) dispersed into the fresh water or marine environment from nuclear facilities can be taken up by biota. Aquatic and marine organisms are among the important pathways through which tritium can enter into the human body ...
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Evaluation of combustion system for organically bound tritium analysis using dried fish samples.
Radiation Protection DosimetryThe combustion process of the organically bound tritium (OBT) analysis method is difficult and requires sophisticated techniques. For ease, safety, and reproducibility a semi-automatic combustion system was developed. An arbitrary combustion program that
Haruka Kuwata +6 more
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Journal of Radiological Protection
In 2016, the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) has revised the biokinetic models for carbon and tritium in Publication 134 to calculate the dose coefficients of these radionuclides for workers.
Tsuyoshi Masuda, Kentaro Manabe
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In 2016, the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) has revised the biokinetic models for carbon and tritium in Publication 134 to calculate the dose coefficients of these radionuclides for workers.
Tsuyoshi Masuda, Kentaro Manabe
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