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Determination of137Cs and134Cs in air samples collected near Belgrade /Yugoslavia/ following the Chernobyl accident

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This paper presents the results of measurements of137Cs and134Cs content in air sampled during May 1986. Maximum concentrations:137Cs 2.94±0.01 Bq m−3 and134Cs 1.38±0.01 Bq m−3 were registered on May 3. Several other long lived radionuclides having γ-energies in the region 33 keV to 1365 keV were registered in the same samples two years later. The results of measurements of the total β-activity in air for the same period are also presented.

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Smiljanić, R., Novković, D., Paligorić, D. et al. Determination of137Cs and134Cs in air samples collected near Belgrade /Yugoslavia/ following the Chernobyl accident. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 136, 437–442 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02164720

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