1975
DOI: 10.1051/radiopro/19751004253
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Cycle de l’iode dans l’environnement

Abstract: Manuscrit reçu le 17 septembre 1975) RÉSUMÉ Les études concernant le cycle des radio-iodes et plus spécialement de l'iode 129 dans l'environnement des installations nucléaires nécessitent la mise en place de dispositifs expérimentaux qui permettent de suivre ces polluants dans les différents compartiments du milieu : atmosphère, sol, végétal, eau de pluie, etc. Après la description des principaux montages utilisés, l'auteur dresse un bilan partiel des résultats obtenus. Les données exposées sont relatives à la… Show more

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“…g [Miyake and Tsunogai, 1963] for the annual rate of removal of iodine from the atmosphere i The concentration of iodine in rain used to calculate this quantity, 1.7 /•g l -!, is lower than the value of 2/•g 1 -! measured in southern England [Chamberlain and Chadwick, 1965] may make an important contribution to the removal rate from the atmosphere, although Bolin [1959] and Saas [1975] produce evidence that vegetation may return some iodine to the atmosphere.…”
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“…g [Miyake and Tsunogai, 1963] for the annual rate of removal of iodine from the atmosphere i The concentration of iodine in rain used to calculate this quantity, 1.7 /•g l -!, is lower than the value of 2/•g 1 -! measured in southern England [Chamberlain and Chadwick, 1965] may make an important contribution to the removal rate from the atmosphere, although Bolin [1959] and Saas [1975] produce evidence that vegetation may return some iodine to the atmosphere.…”
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confidence: 99%