2019
DOI: 10.14710/jkt.v22i1.3575
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Aktivitas Cesium (137Cs) Di Perairan Hutan Mangrove Karangsong, Kabupaten Indramayu

Abstract: The mangrove forest in Karangsong-Indramayu has been selected as a central mangrove forest for western Indonesia, in addition to a marine ecotourism destination. This condition with more visitors stimulates increase in organic carbon content in this water, which has the ability to bind to polluting elements, such as heavy metals and radionuclides. The purpose of this study is to understand the factors that effect 137Cs levels activities in Karangsong waters of Indramayu. To understand which factors effect 137C… Show more

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“…Similarly, Zorer (2019) found that the natural radionuclide activity varied according to sampling points, because each area has different geological structure and may have different chemical and mineralogical composition. Factors such as high organic content in sediment (Lee et al 2017; Muslim et al, 2019) and physical conditions of the soil system (Lieser, 1995), water circulation effect the physical and chemical processes in the sediment (Tessier et al, 2011). Therefore, increased radionuclides in some places can be affected by water formation, gas extraction, erosion, weathering and mineral recycling of the terrestrial rocks (Dowdall and Lepland, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Zorer (2019) found that the natural radionuclide activity varied according to sampling points, because each area has different geological structure and may have different chemical and mineralogical composition. Factors such as high organic content in sediment (Lee et al 2017; Muslim et al, 2019) and physical conditions of the soil system (Lieser, 1995), water circulation effect the physical and chemical processes in the sediment (Tessier et al, 2011). Therefore, increased radionuclides in some places can be affected by water formation, gas extraction, erosion, weathering and mineral recycling of the terrestrial rocks (Dowdall and Lepland, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%