Effect of Sea Water Trophic Level on Migration and Deposition of Man-Made Plutonium Radionuclides

Терещенко, Н. Н.

doi:10.17516/1997-1389-0005

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Effect of Sea Water Trophic Level on Migration and Deposition of Man-Made Plutonium Radionuclides

Abstract: The comparative analysis of an impact of the trophic level on the redistribution of plutonium radionuclides in marine ecosystemsCitation: Tereshchenko N.N. Effect of sea water trophic level on migration and deposition of man-made plutonium radionuclides.

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