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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Distribution Patterns of Lead-210 and Polonium-210 Along the Gaoping Submarine Canyon

Shen, Ya-ting 09 September 2008 (has links)
Abstract The purposes of this study are to understand the variations of the particulate and dissolved 210Pb and 210Po profiles in the water column of Gaoping Submarine Canyon(GSC) and to compare the distributions of the two nuclides in settling particles and sediments. Different types of samples taken in this area were analyzed for 210Pb and 210Po in order to understand processes involved in the particulate transport. Seawater samples were collected from Ocean Researcher III Cruise (ORIII-1192 in Nov, 2006). Sediment trap was deployed on Jun 21, 2000 and recovered on Jul 20, 2000 (ORIII-634). Sediments cores collected from ORIII-642 on Jul 21, 2000 (Core A-B) and ORIII-696 on Apr 7, 2001 (Core D-F) using multicorer. The profiles of 210Pb and 210Po in water column could be divided into two types one is estuarine and the other is oceanic. The profiles of dissolved nuclides in estuarine stations (CW1 to 3) are lower than in the oceanic stations (CW4-5). Because stations CW1 to 3 are controlled by large amount of terrigenous particles, scavenging in the three stations is quite obvious. The nuclide activities of the settling particles decrease with depth, probably due to dilution by resuspended surface sediment of lower activities, similar to observations in this study area. The downcore distributions of 210Pb and 210Po show clearly disequilibria between the two nuclides and suggested that sediment deposited in GSC has been disturbed down to 40-50 cm deep. All the data indicate the 210Po in the water column and in the settling particles as well as in the surface sediments is strongly deficient relative to its parent, 210Pb. Using a box-model and considering the influence of horizontal transports, we may calculate the residence times of 210Po in the 100m water layer in the GSC, to be 2.1d for the dissolved phase and 7.0 d for the particulate phase with a total 210Pb residence time is 3.8d.
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Polonium volatilization by tellurite resistant marine microorganisms

Bahrou, Andrew S. January 2009 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.)--University of Delaware, 2009. / Principal faculty advisors: Thomas M. Church and Thomas E. Hanson, College of Earth, Ocean & Environment. Includes bibliographical references.
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Determinacao de sup210 Pb e sup210 Po em aguas minerais radioativas

NIERI, ARTIDORO 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Determinacao de sup210 Pb e sup210 Po em aguas minerais radioativas

NIERI, ARTIDORO 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Fine structure in the alpha decay of '1'9'2Po : shape coexistence in '1'8'8Pb

Allatt, Roger Giles January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
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Fetal dosimetry from natural alpha emitters

Purnell, Sasha Justine January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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Human skeletal uptake of natural alpha radioactivity from '2'1'0Pb-supported '2'1'0Po

Oyedepo, Aderonke Caroline January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
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Natural #alpha#-radionuclides in children's teeth

James, Patrick R. January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
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Determinação de isótopos de Urânio e Tório e Polônio em perfis de sedimento da Baixada Santista, SP / Determination of uranium and thorium isotopes and polonium in sediment profiles from Baixada Santista, SP

Ramos, Guilherme da Franca 24 November 2010 (has links)
O objetivo do presente trabalho é determinar a concentração de atividade de isótopos de ocorrência natural de urânio e tório e o polônio em perfis de sedimento marinho da Baixada Santista. A Baixada Santista é uma região populosa e abrange os municípios de Bertioga, Guarujá, Santos, São Vicente, Cubatão, Praia Grande, Mongaguá, Itanhaém e Peruíbe. Esta é uma das mais importantes regiões industriais do Brasil, dado ao grande número de indústrias, como as de fertilizantes, petroquímicas e do aço. A grande atividade industrial, juntamente com a grande população da região, exerce forte pressão sobre a biota marinha. O presente trabalho analisou 10 perfis de sedimentos marinhos extraídos da região. Foram coletados perfis com tamanhos variando de 41 a 98 cm, na região de Santos, Cubatão, São Vicente e Bertioga. Os perfis foram fatiados a cada 2 cm e passaram por um pré-tratamento físico e químico. Para a dissolução total e digestão foram utilizados ataques com ácidos fortes. As técnicas radioquímicas utilizadas para a separação dos radionuclídeos e preparação das fontes radioativas, para a contagem alfa, foram separação por cromatografia de troca iônica e eletrodeposição para urânio e tório e deposição espontânea para o polônio. Os resultados obtidos para as concentrações de atividade dos radionuclídeos são semelhantes aos de sedimentos marinhos em regiões não contaminadas, exceto em alguns pontos amostrados, nos quais foi possível identificar influência antrópica. / The objective of the present work is to determine the activity concentration of uranium and thorium isotopes and polonium in estuarine sediments from BaixadaSantista. The area comprehends nine cities in the Brazilian coast (Bertioga, Guarujá, Santos, São Vicente, Cubatão, Praia Grande, Mongaguá, Itanhaém and Peruíbe). It is one of the most important industrial areas in Brazil due to the large number of industries operating in Cubatão, such as steel, petrochemical and fertilizer industries. That, together with a large population, causes a negative impact on the marine biota. In the present work 10 profiles of sediment cores, with depth varying from 41 to 98 cm, were analyzed. The cores were obtained from Santos, Cubatão, São Vicente and Bertioga. The cores were sliced every 2 cm and were treated with both physical and chemical processes, including drying, grinding and sieving. The samples were dissolved by acid digestion, till total dissolution and destruction of organic matter. After the acid digestion, the samples were filtered and evaporated till dryness. The radiochemical techniques used to separate the radionuclides and to prepare the final source for alpha counting were ion exchange chromatography and spontaneous deposition for polonium and electrodeposition for U and Th. The final sources were counted in a surface barrier alpha spectrometer. Values obtained for the radionuclides analyzed were similar to the activity concentrations of sediments in non polluted areas, with the exception of a few samples that showed anthropic influence.
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Determinação de isótopos de Urânio e Tório e Polônio em perfis de sedimento da Baixada Santista, SP / Determination of uranium and thorium isotopes and polonium in sediment profiles from Baixada Santista, SP

Guilherme da Franca Ramos 24 November 2010 (has links)
O objetivo do presente trabalho é determinar a concentração de atividade de isótopos de ocorrência natural de urânio e tório e o polônio em perfis de sedimento marinho da Baixada Santista. A Baixada Santista é uma região populosa e abrange os municípios de Bertioga, Guarujá, Santos, São Vicente, Cubatão, Praia Grande, Mongaguá, Itanhaém e Peruíbe. Esta é uma das mais importantes regiões industriais do Brasil, dado ao grande número de indústrias, como as de fertilizantes, petroquímicas e do aço. A grande atividade industrial, juntamente com a grande população da região, exerce forte pressão sobre a biota marinha. O presente trabalho analisou 10 perfis de sedimentos marinhos extraídos da região. Foram coletados perfis com tamanhos variando de 41 a 98 cm, na região de Santos, Cubatão, São Vicente e Bertioga. Os perfis foram fatiados a cada 2 cm e passaram por um pré-tratamento físico e químico. Para a dissolução total e digestão foram utilizados ataques com ácidos fortes. As técnicas radioquímicas utilizadas para a separação dos radionuclídeos e preparação das fontes radioativas, para a contagem alfa, foram separação por cromatografia de troca iônica e eletrodeposição para urânio e tório e deposição espontânea para o polônio. Os resultados obtidos para as concentrações de atividade dos radionuclídeos são semelhantes aos de sedimentos marinhos em regiões não contaminadas, exceto em alguns pontos amostrados, nos quais foi possível identificar influência antrópica. / The objective of the present work is to determine the activity concentration of uranium and thorium isotopes and polonium in estuarine sediments from BaixadaSantista. The area comprehends nine cities in the Brazilian coast (Bertioga, Guarujá, Santos, São Vicente, Cubatão, Praia Grande, Mongaguá, Itanhaém and Peruíbe). It is one of the most important industrial areas in Brazil due to the large number of industries operating in Cubatão, such as steel, petrochemical and fertilizer industries. That, together with a large population, causes a negative impact on the marine biota. In the present work 10 profiles of sediment cores, with depth varying from 41 to 98 cm, were analyzed. The cores were obtained from Santos, Cubatão, São Vicente and Bertioga. The cores were sliced every 2 cm and were treated with both physical and chemical processes, including drying, grinding and sieving. The samples were dissolved by acid digestion, till total dissolution and destruction of organic matter. After the acid digestion, the samples were filtered and evaporated till dryness. The radiochemical techniques used to separate the radionuclides and to prepare the final source for alpha counting were ion exchange chromatography and spontaneous deposition for polonium and electrodeposition for U and Th. The final sources were counted in a surface barrier alpha spectrometer. Values obtained for the radionuclides analyzed were similar to the activity concentrations of sediments in non polluted areas, with the exception of a few samples that showed anthropic influence.

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