Titlebook: Behavior of Radionuclides in the Environment II; Chernobyl Alexei Konoplev,Kenji Kato,Stepan N. Kalmykov Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapor

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Quantitative Assessment of Lateral Migration of the Chernobyl-Derived 137Cs in Contaminated Territorrnobyl-derived .Cs was washed out from the areas with a high (>50%) proportion of arable lands over the past three decades. Climate and land-use changes observed during the last 30?years led to a considerable reduction of erosion rates on the arable lands and accordingly lateral migration of particulate .Cs.

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Atmospheric Transport of Radionuclides Initially Released as a Result of the Chernobyl Accidentcochemical composition of the release, and the available estimates of the temporal dynamics of the released materials and the release initial height. An overview of the meteorological conditions of emission transport is given. The main results of the measurements of radioactive contamination due to

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Re-entrainment of the Chernobyl-Derived Radionuclides in Air: Experimental Data and Modelingpositions on the ground following the Chernobyl accident, carried out generally within a 30-km exclusion zone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant since May 1986 up to the present day. In the investigations on field conditions, the main attention was given to derive the integral characteristics of t

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Quantitative Assessment of Lateral Migration of the Chernobyl-Derived 137Cs in Contaminated Territorare presented. Lateral migration of .Cs is mostly associated with sediment transport along the pathways from the cultivated slopes through dry valleys to the river valley bottom. Most of the Chernobyl-derived .Cs redeposited in the low parts of the cultivated field and on the dry valley bottoms, whe

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Behavior of the Chernobyl-Derived Radionuclides in Agricultural Ecosystemshernobyl NPP, specifically, the iodine attack and population protection, the contamination of arable lands with long-lived radionuclides .Sr and .Cs, and their entry into the food chain, are considered. The factors governing the behavior of .Sr and .Cs in soil and their uptake by plants are examined