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Wet and dry deposition of 129I in Seville (Spain) measured by accelerator mass spectrometry
Iodine-129 ( T 1/2 =1.57×10 7 yr ) concentrations have been determined by accelerator mass spectrometry in rainwater samples taken at Seville (southwestern Spain) in 1996 and 1997. This technique allows a reduction in the detection limits for this radionuclide in comparison to radiometric counting a...
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| description | Iodine-129 (
T
1/2
=1.57×10
7
yr
) concentrations have been determined by accelerator mass spectrometry in rainwater samples taken at Seville (southwestern Spain) in 1996 and 1997. This technique allows a reduction in the detection limits for this radionuclide in comparison to radiometric counting and other mass spectrometric methods such as ICP-MS. Typical
129I concentrations range from 4.7×10
7
129I
atoms/l (19.2%) to 4.97×10
9
129I
atoms/l (5.9%), while
129I depositions are normally in the order of 10
8–10
10
atoms/m
2
d. These values agree well with other results obtained for recent rainwater samples collected in Europe. Apart from these, the relationship between
129I deposition and some atmospheric factors has been analyzed, showing the importance of the precipitation rate and the concentration of suspended matter in it. |
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129I concentrations range from 4.7×10
7
129I
atoms/l (19.2%) to 4.97×10
9
129I
atoms/l (5.9%), while
129I depositions are normally in the order of 10
8–10
10
atoms/m
2
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129I concentrations range from 4.7×10
7
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atoms/l (19.2%) to 4.97×10
9
129I
atoms/l (5.9%), while
129I depositions are normally in the order of 10
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10
atoms/m
2
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T
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129I concentrations range from 4.7×10
7
129I
atoms/l (19.2%) to 4.97×10
9
129I
atoms/l (5.9%), while
129I depositions are normally in the order of 10
8–10
10
atoms/m
2
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| subjects | Accelerator mass spectrometry Applied sciences Atmospheric pollution Dispersed sources and other Europe Exact sciences and technology Iodine Isotopes - analysis Iodine-129 Mass Spectrometry - methods Meteorological Concepts Natural water pollution Pollution Pollution sources. Measurement results Radioactive Tracers Radioactivity Rain Rainwater Rainwaters, run off water and others Sample preparation Spain Water - analysis Water treatment and pollution |
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