Volume 19 No 7 (2021)
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Measuring the Pollution Level with Uranium and Radon in the Soil of Some Areas Inside Baghdad University Campus-AL-Jadiriyah
Farah Faris Kaddoori, Basim Khalaf Rejah , Wijdan Thamer Fzaa
Abstract
In present study, the technique was used, including nuclear track detector type (CR-39), for appreciative
concentrations uranium and radon in soil samples from Baghdad University Campus-AL-Jadiriyah utilizing a
prolonged -term with a solid-state nuclear path sensor, a technique for charged particles has been developed., the
radon concentrations, effective dose rate and uranium concentrations have measured in soil samples. Eight various
venues from soil Baghdad University Campus have appointed. The results indicated variant values about uranium
and radon concentrations, the average value for radon gas, effective dose rate and uranium concentrations was
found to be 281.59 Bq/cm3, 7.09 mSv/y and 0.01 Bq/mm-2 respectively. All results appeared that concentrations for
radon and uranium in soil are infra the permitted limit from (ICRP) agency which are 1100 Bq/m3 and 11.7
(mg. Kg- 1) ppm respectively. All results were comparison with the domestic and worldwide results
Keywords
Radon Concentration, Uranium Concentration, Can Technique.
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