Radioactivity data (Bq/kg) from sea bottom and lake sediment samples collected in the 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989-90 Italian expeditions in Antarctica are presented. Vertical distribution of Cs-137 in lake sediment cores and soil pits collected in the 1989-90 Expedition are discussed, together with the resulting inventories of the radionuclide; comparisons with literature data concerning both specific activities and inventories are also reported.

BETTOLI, M.G., CANTELLI, L., TOSITTI, L., TUBERTINI, O., VALCHER, S. (1991). DISTRIBUTION OF CS-137 IN LAKE-SEDIMENTS AND SURROUNDING SOILS AT TERRA-NOVA BAY ANTARCTICA. ANNALI DI CHIMICA, 81(9-10), 541-548.

DISTRIBUTION OF CS-137 IN LAKE-SEDIMENTS AND SURROUNDING SOILS AT TERRA-NOVA BAY ANTARCTICA

BETTOLI, MG;CANTELLI, L;TOSITTI, L;TUBERTINI, O;VALCHER, S
1991

Abstract

Radioactivity data (Bq/kg) from sea bottom and lake sediment samples collected in the 1987-88, 1988-89 and 1989-90 Italian expeditions in Antarctica are presented. Vertical distribution of Cs-137 in lake sediment cores and soil pits collected in the 1989-90 Expedition are discussed, together with the resulting inventories of the radionuclide; comparisons with literature data concerning both specific activities and inventories are also reported.
1991
BETTOLI, M.G., CANTELLI, L., TOSITTI, L., TUBERTINI, O., VALCHER, S. (1991). DISTRIBUTION OF CS-137 IN LAKE-SEDIMENTS AND SURROUNDING SOILS AT TERRA-NOVA BAY ANTARCTICA. ANNALI DI CHIMICA, 81(9-10), 541-548.
BETTOLI, MG; CANTELLI, L; TOSITTI, L; TUBERTINI, O; VALCHER, S
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