Titlebook: Radiological Issues for Fukushima’s Revitalized Future; Tomoyuki Takahashi Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the Author(

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Remediation Technology For Cesium Using Microbubbled Water Containing Sodium Silicatehe radioactive material. We also attempt to clarify the mechanism of SMC operation by measuring its electrical properties. Decontamination is shown to be more efficient with SMC than with sodium hydroxide, even for washing granule conglomerates.

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Development and Operation of a Carborne Survey System, KURAMAwo hundreds of KURAMA-II now serve for the continuous monitoring in residential areas by local buses as well as the periodical monitoring in Eastern Japan by the Japanese government. The outline and present status of KURAMA and KURAMA-II are introduced.

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to help revitalize Fukushima.Contains reliable data discuss.This book overviews environmental issues 4 years after the Fukushima nuclear accident, covering a wide range of areas related to radiation and radioactivity. The topics discussed are necessary to make clear the relationship between the res

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Speciation of 137Cs and 129I in Soil After the Fukushima NPP Accidentes in the soil collected late March in 2011 were barely leached with ultrapure water, indicating that these are insoluble. We observed the chemical behavior of .Cs and .I in soil: (1) .Cs was predominantly adsorbed within a depth of 2.5?cm from the ground surface; (2) .Cs was hardly released from so

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Application of Mass Spectrometry for Analysis of Cesium and Strontium in Environmental Samples Obtai type of mass spectrometry, was studied. For the study of the recovery/analysis method of cesium and strontium, at first, the radioactive cesium and strontium were generated by the irradiation of natural uranium at KUR. After this study, the applicability of this method to the environmental samples

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Migration of Radioactive Cesium to Water from Grass and Fallen Leavesainwater and snowfall. In addition, a significant amount of Cs was deposited on the surface of leaves, and after the accident, both trees and grasses absorbed radioactive Cs through their roots. In order to assess the effect on water sources, it is therefore important to evaluate the amount of radio