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Ground deposition of long-lived gamma emitters in Poland from the Chernobyl accident

K. Krolas, M. Kubala, T. Sciezor

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Activity composition was measured for soil contaminated with the fallout from the Chernobyl accident. The soil samples were collected at various areas of Poland. A map showing the $^{137}$Cs deposit distribution was drawn for the most contaminated southern part of Poland.

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Activity composition was measured for soil contaminated with the fallout from the Chernobyl accident. The soil samples were collected at various areas of Poland. A map showing the $^{137}$Cs deposit distribution was drawn for the most contaminated southern part of Poland.

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Activity composition was measured for soil contaminated with the fallout from the Chernobyl accident. The soil samples were collected at various areas of Poland. A map showing the $^{137}$Cs deposit distribution was drawn for the most contaminated southern part of Poland.

Key concepts: Deposition (geology), Accident (philosophy), Environmental science, Geology, Epistemology, Philosophy, Sediment, Paleontology

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