The Significance of Mobilization and Immobilization of Specific Radionuclides for Optimum Bioleaching Conditions Using Aspergillus lentulus

In this work, the activity concentrations (radioactivity) and distributions of natural radionuclides in peat moss samples were investigated. The measurements were performed using HP-Ge detector and XRD technique. The samples represent six types of soils. The concentrations of radionuclides of 238 U, 226 Ra, 232 Th and 40 K are ranged from 17.14 to 130.83, 13.19 to 26.09, 5.33 to 25.2 and 143.26 to 600.31 Bq•kg-1 (dry weight), respectively, for the different samples. This work also highlights that no correlation has been observed between radionuclides present in the samples, which in turn reflects the random method

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Analysis of Naturally Occurring Radioisotopes in Peat moss Greenhouse Soils and Agriculture Mud in Egypt

Elzahraa

Aly

Abdel‐Rahman

2020

Zeitschrift anorg allge chemie

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Bioleaching Studies of Uranium in a Rock Sample from Sinai Using Some Native Streptomyces and Aspergillus Species

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Different Approaches to Purify the 185.7 keV of 235U from Contribution of Another Overlapping γ-Transition

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Hussein

El‐Mongy

et al. 2021

Phys. Part. Nuclei Lett.

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The Significance of Mobilization and Immobilization of Specific Radionuclides for Optimum Bioleaching Conditions Using Aspergillus lentulus

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Analysis of Naturally Occurring Radioisotopes in Peat moss Greenhouse Soils and Agriculture Mud in Egypt

Analysis of Naturally Occurring Radioisotopes in Peat moss Greenhouse Soils and Agriculture Mud in Egypt

Bioleaching Studies of Uranium in a Rock Sample from Sinai Using Some Native Streptomyces and Aspergillus Species

Different Approaches to Purify the 185.7 keV of 235U from Contribution of Another Overlapping γ-Transition

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