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Content of 226Ra in tap and mineral waters of the Republic of Croatia and possible health effects

  • 1. Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health, Department of Radiation Protection, Zagreb (Croatia)

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The paper describes the study of the content of 222Ra in drinking water of Croatia: tap water from the public supply system of several major urban centres and bottled mineral water from two mineral water springs. 222Ra was determined by alpha-spectrometric measurement after radiochemical separation. The study showed that 222Ra concentrations for investigated categories of waters are below the levels at which any unacceptable dose due to ingestion would arise. (author)

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Symposium on radiation protection in neighbouring countries in Central Europe - 1995. Proceedings

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Imprint Title
Symposium on radiation protection in neighbouring countries in Central Europe - 1995. Proceedings
Imprint Pagination
478 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 96-98
Report number
INIS-XA-C--071

Conference

Title
1995 IRPA regional congress on radiation protection in Central Europe
Dates
4-8 Sep 1995
Place
Portoroz (Slovenia)

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9 refs, 1 fig., 1 tab Imprint:Pages missing in original document