Environmental impacts of waste produced from processing of different uraniferous rock samples

Radon exhalation rates from five studied laboratory waste samples resulted from five different sedimentary rock types named sandy dolostone, siltstone –two samples-, marly claystone and black shale were measured using ‘‘Sealed Can technique”. These rates were found to vary between 0.005 and 0.015 Bq...

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Published in:Journal of radiation research and applied sciences 2016-07, Vol.9 (3), p.303-309
Main Authors: El Aassy, Ibrahim E., Shabaan, Doaa H., Ibrahim, Eman M.
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