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Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia. / Melgunov, Mikhail; Mezina, Kseniya; Sherbov, Boris et al.

In: E3S Web of Conferences, Vol. 98, 10003, 07.06.2019.

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Melgunov, M, Mezina, K, Sherbov, B, Vosel, Y, Zhurkova, I & Belyanin, D 2019, 'Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia', E3S Web of Conferences, vol. 98, 10003. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20199810003

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Melgunov, M., Mezina, K., Sherbov, B., Vosel, Y., Zhurkova, I., & Belyanin, D. (2019). Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia. E3S Web of Conferences, 98, [10003]. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20199810003

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Melgunov M, Mezina K, Sherbov B, Vosel Y, Zhurkova I, Belyanin D. Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia. E3S Web of Conferences. 2019 Jun 7;98:10003. doi: 10.1051/e3sconf/20199810003

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Melgunov, Mikhail ; Mezina, Kseniya ; Sherbov, Boris et al. / Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia. In: E3S Web of Conferences. 2019 ; Vol. 98.

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title = "Radioactive elements in atmospheric precipitations of the Western Siberia",
abstract = "The radionuclide composition of the atmospheric precipitations (rain and snow) fell out on the territory of the South of the Western Siberia in 2016-2017 was studied. It is shown that, the maximum of deposition of Be and Pb were observed in a foothill zone (618 and 171 Bq/m), the minimum in the Alpine zone (104 and 27 Bq/m), for the forest-steppe zone these values are 237-340 Bq/m and 73-93 Bq/m. Deposition density of Cs in comparison with Pb and Be is small and does not exceed 1 Bq/m. Average values of total specific activities of Pb and Be in rain waters are 242 and 2434 mBq/l, in the snowmelt 506 and 1611 mBq/l. Be/Pb activity ratio in rain waters more than three times higher, than in snowmelt: 10,1 to 3,2. The highest values of Be/Pb activity ratios are observed in the finest fraction (<0.45 μm) of the suspended matter: 19 in rain and 10 in snowmelt waters.",
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author = "Mikhail Melgunov and Kseniya Mezina and Boris Sherbov and Yuliya Vosel and Inna Zhurkova and Dmitriy Belyanin",
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