Pshinko G. Scientific bases of prognostication of behaviour of radionuclides in an environment and radioactive decontamination of objects of environment

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0510U000426

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  • 21.06.01 - Екологічна безпека

01-06-2010

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Д 26.183.01

Essay

On the basis of regular researches of interactions in systems "radionuclide- habitat components (the clay minerals, natural and technogenic complexforming ligands, including humic substances)" it is determined conditions of formation of ionic forms and soluble complex radionuclide compounds which will determine a direction of migration and efficiency of immobilisation by clay components of soils which will serve as a geochemical barrier to radio-activity distribution on pure territories. Recommendations concerning a choice of conditions and deactivation methods for gumic-containing water environments and soils depending on the nature and both radionuclides and complexforming ligands concentration are proved.

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