Assessment of Background Ionization Radiation of Oil Spillage Site at Obodo Creek in Gokana L.G.A of River State, Nigeria

Gregory, Owen; Felix, U.; Oghenevovwero, E

doi:10.9734/bjast/2014/12502

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2014

DOI: 10.9734/bjast/2014/12502

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Assessment of Background Ionization Radiation of Oil Spillage Site at Obodo Creek in Gokana L.G.A of River State, Nigeria

Owen Gregory

U. Felix

E Oghenevovwero

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Assessment of Background Ionization Radiation of Oil Spillage Site at Obodo Creek in Gokana L.G.A of River State, Nigeria

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