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[en] Some of the atmospheric gasses posses features that are sought in an environmental tracer of hydrogeologic interest. Among these, chlorofluorocarbons, sulfur hegzafluoride, carbon tetrachloride, methyl chloroform, krypton-85 etc. have found increasing use in groundwater age dating studies during the last ten years. This paper explains the theory of their use as tracer and discusses the major concerns as related to their sampling and analyses. Factors affecting their applicability and the approach to interpret tracer gas data is briefly outlined
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Yeraltisuyunda Atmosferik Gaz Izleyiciler: Kuram, Oernekleme, Oelcuem ve Yorum
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The State Hydraulic Works (DSI), Technical Research and Quality Control Department, Division of Isotope Laboratory, Ankara (Turkey); 330 p; 2002; p. 47-56; Symposium of isotope techniques in hydrology; Hidrolojide izotop tekniklerinin kullanilmasi sempozyumu; Adana (Turkey); 21-25 Oct 2002
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