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The determination of the 240Pu /239Pu isotopic ratio in environmental samples has been attempted by the measurement of the Lx/alpha-ray activity ratio using a Ge- LEPS (low-energy photon spectrometer) and a surface-barrier Si detector. By this method, interesting data were obtained for various samples collected from Thule , Greenland, Bikini Atoll and Nagasaki, as well as for some soils collected from near and off-site locations of atomic power stations.

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241Am and plutonium in japanese rice-field surface soils.

Yamamoto

Komura

Sakanoue

1983

JRR

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241Am and plutonium in japanese rice-field surface soils.

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