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Health impacts of mercury cycling in contaminated environments in China studied by nuclear techniques

  • 1. Lab. of Agricultural Environmental Protection, College of Resources and Environment, Southwest Agricultural University, Chongqing (China)

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Mercury is a highly toxic non-essential element. The mercury cycling in natural environments is a complex process. In recent years, the stable mercury isotope tracer and related analytical techniques have been developed. They offer unique possibility to understand the biogeochemistry of mercury in various environmental conditions. So a new co-ordinated research project (CRP) on health impacts of mercury cycling in contaminated environments studied by nuclear techniques has been supported by the IAEA. This paper introduces the research project whose IAEA research contract number is CPR-10874. It includes the scientific background, scope of the project, methods, some results related to this CRP and the plans for future work. (author)

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Co-ordinated research project on health impacts of mercury cycling in contaminated environments studied by nuclear techniques. Report on the first research co-ordination meeting

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Imprint Title
Co-ordinated research project on health impacts of mercury cycling in contaminated environments studied by nuclear techniques. Report on the first research co-ordination meeting
Imprint Pagination
164 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 68-77
Report number
NAHRES--61

Conference

Title
1. research co-ordination meeting on co-ordinated research project on health impacts of mercury cycling in contaminated environments studied by nuclear techniques
Dates
29 Nov - 3 Dec 1999
Place
Ljubljana (Slovenia)

Optional Information

Contract/Grant/Project number
Project IAEA CPR-10874
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