90Sr, 210Pb, 210Po and Ra isotopes in marine macroalgae and mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis from the Bulgarian Black Sea zone

A fast strategy to sequentially separate and determine 90Sr, 210Pb and 210Po in water samples using Sr resin

“…In the literature, as can be seen in Table 1, there are a number of Sr resin based strategies that individually separate one of these three radionuclides [8][9][10] or even isolate two of them -e.g. 90 Sr and 210 Pb [11][12][13], 90 Sr and 210 Po [14] or 210 Pb and 210 Po [5,7,[15][16][17][18][19][20][21] -in different kinds of matrices. The table shows the load sample, resin conditioning media and radionuclide elution media used, these being the main parameters that may have an influence on recovery.…”

Trace Metals and 210Po Activity Concentrations in Macroalgae (Cystoseira Crinita and Halopteris Scoparia) and Seagrass (Cymodocea Nodosa) in Izmir Bay, Aegean Turkish Coast

“…Macroalgae are preferred in bio-kinetic studies as bioindicator for radionuclide accumulation in which responded to aquatic pollution (Nonova and Tosheva, 2016). Because marine algae are consumed as food in some cultures and moreover used in cosmetic, medical, chemical and agriculture industries (Al-Masri, Mamish and Budier, 2003), it is important to evaluate the radionuclide and trace metal accumulation abilities of these aquatic organisms.…”

Levels of radionuclide concentrations in benthic invertebrate species from the Balearic Islands, Western Mediterranean, during 2012–2018

“…Probably, 90 Sr has reached levels lower than limit of detection being unavailable for uptake into the food chain indicating that fallout 90 Sr may have bounded in soils or sediments. It may also occur that the detection limit of the technique (higher than 1 Bq kg −1 ) is not low enough to measure the expected concentrations (0.8 Bq kg −1 ) in the area (Nonova and Tosheva, 2016).…”