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Table 1. Effective doses due to different pathways.
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Cs theoritical values
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Cs experimental values
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Figure 1. Theoretical and experimental values of 137 Cs.
Acknowledgments
This work was supported by the National Council for
Environmental Radioactivity under grant AI/2014.
References
Regan, I., Lee, P., Morris, S. and Hong, B. (1996) Proc.
1 st Int. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity, World
Scientific.
Thompson, B. (2005) Radioactivity in Terrestrial
Environment , Thessaloniki University Press.
Gillett, J. and Pacini, S. (2010) J. Environ. Radioact.
210 , 123-126.