1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0969-8043(97)00046-8
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Gamma and alpha emitting radionuclides in some Algerian soil samples

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“…Soils vary considerably in chemical composition, but their relative shielding effectiveness depends mainly on density and water content and, therefore, mass attenuation coefficient varies with different water contents (%) of soil and gamma-photon energy. Mass attenuation coefficient for a typical soil of density 1.625 g•cm 3 containing 30% water content by weight and 20% air by volume against gamma-ray energy of 661.6 keV for 137 Cs has been calculated to be 0.0780 cm 2 •g -1 from the given data available in the literature [14]. The x of constant photon flux considered in the present study, the mass absorption coefficient is determined to be 0.0316 cm 2 •g -1 at 661.6 keV energy using the reported data [12].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Soils vary considerably in chemical composition, but their relative shielding effectiveness depends mainly on density and water content and, therefore, mass attenuation coefficient varies with different water contents (%) of soil and gamma-photon energy. Mass attenuation coefficient for a typical soil of density 1.625 g•cm 3 containing 30% water content by weight and 20% air by volume against gamma-ray energy of 661.6 keV for 137 Cs has been calculated to be 0.0780 cm 2 •g -1 from the given data available in the literature [14]. The x of constant photon flux considered in the present study, the mass absorption coefficient is determined to be 0.0316 cm 2 •g -1 at 661.6 keV energy using the reported data [12].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(1998) 4 Majorca (Spain) 10–60 Gomez et al. (1997) 5 Inshass, Cairo (Egypt) 1.6–19.1 Higgy and Pimpl (1998) 6 Algeria 15–35 Noureddine et al. (1997) 7 Louisiana (USA) 5–58 Karakelle et al.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…El ambiente contribuye a la exposición de los seres vivos a la radiación gamma la cual proviene de la geología local, de los materiales de construcción, de la concentración de isótopos radiactivos en el tejido humano, de la ingesta de agua y de los alimentos, etc. (Shenber, 1997;Noureddine et al, 1997;Saito et al,1998). En este trabajo se utilizará la definición de "dosis gamma" cuando se quiera referir a "dosis absorbida producida por la radiación gamma".…”
Section: Radiación Gamma Ambientalunclassified