Concentration factors of plutonium and americium for marine products

N. Hayashi; H. Katagiri; O. Narita; M. Kinoshita

doi:10.1007/bf02039856

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 138: Issue 2

Concentration factors of plutonium and americium for marine products

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N. Hayashi

N. Hayashi Tokai-works Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation Environmental Protectio Section Tokai-Mura 319-11 Ibaraki-ken Japan

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H. Katagiri

H. Katagiri Tokai-works Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation Environmental Protectio Section Tokai-Mura 319-11 Ibaraki-ken Japan

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O. Narita

O. Narita Tokai-works Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation Environmental Protectio Section Tokai-Mura 319-11 Ibaraki-ken Japan

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M. Kinoshita

M. Kinoshita Tokai-works Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corporation Environmental Protectio Section Tokai-Mura 319-11 Ibaraki-ken Japan

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Pages:: 331–336

Online Publication Date:: 14 Aug 2005

Publication Date:: 17 Feb 1990

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02039856

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Abstract

For a realistic dose estimation, we derived the concentration factors (CF) of plutonium and americium for the field measurements of marine products and ambient coastal sea water.The distribution of the concentration ratios (CR) between the concentration in marine products and that in ambient sea water shows a lognormal distribution. The concentration factors of plutonium and americium which are derived as the geometric mean of CR values, are 231 and 67 for whitebait, 12 and 37 for flatfish, 350 and 220 for brown algea, 140 and 670 for shell fish, 27 and 130 for cephalopods, and 250 and 550 for crustaceans, respectively.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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