1997
DOI: 10.1016/s1350-4487(97)00176-5
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Fluctuations of groundwater radon and chemical species in basaltic aquifers

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“…Groundwater in Aldama has radon concentration greater than the UNSCEAR (B) (2000) average. In other Mexican locations groundwater radon concentration is very low, reaching up to 6 kBq/m 3 as maximum (Segovia et al, 1997).…”
Section: Radon Indoorsmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Groundwater in Aldama has radon concentration greater than the UNSCEAR (B) (2000) average. In other Mexican locations groundwater radon concentration is very low, reaching up to 6 kBq/m 3 as maximum (Segovia et al, 1997).…”
Section: Radon Indoorsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Generally, average radon concentrations in Mexican dwellings have been reported to be below 148 Bq/m 3 (the action limit recommended by the US EPA). Radon behaviour in groundwater basaltic aquifers in Mexico (Segovia et al, 1997) has also been studied. The results of a study of natural gamma radioactivity in soil and its dose in Zacatecas, Mexico, have been recently reported by Mireles et al (2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of these investigations are very important for understanding radon migration processes in the lithosphere and the role of groundwater as radon carrier fluid. It is also very important to recognise the role of geological structure and rock type as a source of radon dissolved in groundwater (Rama and Moore, 1984;Torgersen et al, 1989;Davis and Watson, 1990;Gudzenko, 1992;Wanty et al, 1992;Farai and Sanni, 1992;Dongarrà et al, 1995;Segovia et al, 1997;Choubey and Ramola, 1997;Sun and Semkow, 1998;De Oliveira et al, 1998;Choubey et al, 2000Choubey et al, , 2001Tricca et al, 2000;Kasztovszky et al, 2000;Virk et al, 2001;LaBrecque et al, 2002;Przylibski, 1999Przylibski, , 2000bŻ ebrowski, 1996, 1999;Przylibski et al, 2001Przylibski et al, , 2002a. On this ground, it is possible to determine areas where one may expect groundwater outflows with elevated radon concentrations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El estudio de elementos radiactivos naturales en el agua subterránea puede contribuir al conocimiento hidrogeológico de las cuencas, los factores como son la corta vida media y la falta de reactividad química hacen del radón una herramienta geoquímica interesante para la investigación de las aguas subterráneas (Segovia y Bulbulian, 1992;Pane, 1995;Low, 1996;Segovia et al, 1997a;Hamada, 2000).…”
Section: Propiedades Físicas Químicas Y Nucleares Del Radónunclassified
“…Los parámetros ambientales como precipitación y temperatura, generan también cambios en las concentraciones de radón y otras especies químicas, así como en elementos del suelo y del agua subterránea, por lo tanto es importante contar con registros meteorológicos locales para poder discernir entre las diferentes contribuciones tectónicas y no tectónicas (Tidjani et al, 1990;Singh y Virk, 1994;Abbad et al, 1995;Planinic et al, 2001). También es de importancia el contar con información referente a los elementos químicos mayores y a nivel de traza en agua subterránea que puedan dar información sobre microfracturamientos en acuíferos (Segovia et al, 1997a;Amrani, et al, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified