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A Study on the Dose-Rate of Holocene Sediment in the Middle Part of the Loess Tableland

Zhou Ya-li

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Twenty Holocene sediment samples were collected from the middle part of the loess tableland.The mass concentrations of the radioactive elements U,Th,K were determined by neutron activation analysis(NAA).And the natural dose-rate was calculated.The analytical results indicated that dose-rate was influenced by the grain-size composition of sediment and climate change.The natural dose-rate is maximum in the layers of paleoflood slack water deposit,and the loess layers is minimum,the soil layer is in the middle.

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Twenty Holocene sediment samples were collected from the middle part of the loess tableland.The mass concentrations of the radioactive elements U,Th,K were determined by neutron activation analysis(NAA).And the natural dose-rate was calculated.The analytical results indicated that dose-rate was influenced by the grain-size composition of sediment and climate change.The natural dose-rate is maximum in the layers of paleoflood slack water deposit,and the loess layers is minimum,the soil layer is in the middle.

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Twenty Holocene sediment samples were collected from the middle part of the loess tableland.The mass concentrations of the radioactive elements U,Th,K were determined by neutron activation analysis(NAA).And the natural dose-rate was calculated.The analytical results indicated that dose-rate was influenced by the grain-size composition of sediment and climate change.The natural dose-rate is maximum in the layers of paleoflood slack water deposit,and the loess layers is minimum,the soil layer is in the middle.

Key concepts: Loess, Holocene, Sediment, Geology, Neutron activation analysis, Grain size, Natural (archaeology), Sedimentation

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