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Radio analysis and its application in the Marine environment

Qiarrqian Bi, Jinzhou Du

Abstract


Similar With the Other environments in this Earth ? s spheres, the natural and artifi­cial radionuclides are broadly Occurring in the Marine Environment. Since their^clock prop ­ erties With different time scales , The radionuclides play a significant role in Study of

Marine environmental processes . However , The radio-analysis in , Marine system is quite different from Other environments. It ? More challenging for some factors , Like Time

Consuming field work, theeffectof salinity on proceduresof Enrichment and separation. moreover , The Short half-lives nuclides , such as 224 Ra and 222 Rn , can Be only measured by the The shipboard Instruments . After summarizing the radio-analysis Procedures such as the seawater Sampling ,radiochemical * Enrichment and Purificationmethods, Measurement tech­niques ,we Extended to Their applications in Oceanography study. Finally , Future

Development To the [] radio-analytical technique and its application in the Marine Environment were prospected .

Keywords


Marine Environmentradio-analysis ; radionuclide tracers

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/me.v3i1.1218

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