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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Freshwater and Estuarine Radioecology
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Opening address
- Chapter 1 Modelling of radiocesium in lakes ā on predictive power and lessons for the future
- Chapter 2 Aquatic radioecology post Chernobyl ā a review of the past and a look to the future
- Chapter 3 Present thoughts on the aquatic countermeasures applied to regions of the Dnieper river catchment contaminated by the 1986 Chernobyl accident
- Chapter 4 The characterization and retention of different transport phases of 137Cs and 90Sr in three contrasting Nordic lakes
- Chapter 5 The role of a spring river as a source of 137Cs in a lagoon environment: the case of the Stella river (Marano lagoon, Northern Adriatic Sea)
- Chapter 6 Migration of radionuclides in rivers: effect of the kinetics of radionuclide interaction with suspended solids
- Chapter 7 Distribution, cycling and mean residence time of 226Ra, 210Pb and 210Po in the Tagus estuary
- Chapter 8 Mobilization studies of 137Cs in sediments from Rochedo Reservoir, GoiĆ¢nia, Go., Brazil
- Chapter 9 Interpreting and predicting in situ distribution coefficients of radiocaesium in aquatic systems
- Chapter 10 Microbially mediated redissolution of cesium radionuclides from the sediment of a shallow eutrophic lake
- Chapter 11 Migration and modelling of tritium in waste water reservoirs and a retention pond
- Chapter 12 Solid phase speciation of radiocaesium in bottom sediments
- Chapter 13 Redistribution of sedimentary 137Cs in small Swedish lakes after the Chernobyl fallout 1986
- Chapter 14 Long-term kinetics of radiocesium fixation by soils
- Chapter 15 Physical and chemical features of the Chernobyl nuclides migration processes in the rivers of Belarus
- Chapter 16 Effects of a partial drawdown on the dynamics of 137Cs in an abandoned reactor cooling reservoir
- Chapter 17 Correlation analysis of the contamination of freshwater sediments in the Labe (Elbe) river catchment with gamma-emitting radionuclides
- Chapter 18 On the differential binding mechanisms of radiostrontium and radiocaesium in sediments
- Chapter 19 Tracing of sedimentation and post-depositional redistribution processes in Lake Constance with 137Cs
- Chapter 20 Sediment resuspension as a long-term secondary source of Chernobyl 137Cs in lake ecosystems: the example of BlacksƄstjƤrn (Sweden)
- Chapter 21 The role of the rivers in Chernobyl radiocesium delivery, distribution and accumulation in coastal sediments of the Northern Adriatic Sea
- Chapter 22 Distribution of artificial radiocontamination in lagoon environment of northern Adriatic
- Chapter 23 Recent radioecological investigations in the Austrian part of the Danube river
- Chapter 24 In situ assessment of Kd factors in the Austrian part of the Danube river
- Chapter 25 Caesium-137 transport from the rivers located in the Chernobyl area to the Kiev reservoir
- Chapter 26 Distribution of natural radioactivity within an estuary affected by releases from the phosphate industry
- Chapter 27 Natural radionuclides in the Amazon river flood plain soils
- Chapter 28 210Pb enhancement in rivers affected by the phosphate rock processing in southwestern Spain
- Chapter 29 Bioavailability of radiocobalt to the common carp, Cyprinus carpio, in complexing environments
- Chapter 30 The quantification of metallic or radioactive pollutant flows in freshwater by the use of a mathematical model describing the evolution of contamination levels of a bryophyte species, Platyhypnidium riparioides
- Chapter 31 Calcium influences radio-cobalt uptake by the common carp, Cyprinus carpio
- Chapter 32 Mechanisms of radiocesium uptake and accumulation in Riccia fluitans
- Chapter 33 Contamination of fish with 137Cs in Kiev reservoir and old river bed of Pripyat near Chernobyl
- Chapter 34 Trace metal transfers between water and sediment in a freshwater system. Influence of microbial activity
- Chapter 35 Caesium-137 excretion and bioenergetic processes in Cyprinus carpio L. acclimatized to different potassium concentrations in water
- Chapter 36 Caesium-137 biological half-life evaluation in Cyprinus carpio L. of different weights from the cooling pond of the Chernobyl NPP
- Chapter 37 A bioenergetics approach to modeling seasonal patterns in the bioaccumulation of radiocesium
- Chapter 38 Potassium and stable caesium effect on radiocaesium uptake and loss by the Cyprinid fish, Chondrostoma polylepis polylepis
- Chapter 39 Polonium-210 in mussels and fish from the BalticāNorth Sea estuary
- Chapter 40 Uptake of polonium-210 by mussels from effluents emitted by different phosphorus plants
- Chapter 41 Polonium-210 uptake by Mytilus edulis (L.) in Irish estuarine and inshore waters
- Chapter 42 A screening model approach to determine probable impacts to fish from historic releases of radionuclides
- Chapter 43 Modelling the long-term behaviour of radioactive substances in fresh water systems: role of migration from catchment basins and of radionuclide exchange between water and sediment
- Chapter 44 The use of 210Pb and 137Cs as tracers in modelling transport processes in lake catchment systems
- Chapter 45 Modelling of Chernobyl radiocaesium behaviour in catchmentālakeāsediment system Devoke Water (Cumbria, UK)
- Chapter 46 Modelling 226Ra dispersion in an estuarine system at the southwest of spain
- Chapter 47 Radioecology assessment in waterways in France with nuclear facilities (1989ā1993)
- Chapter 48 The modelling concept for the radioactive contamination of waterbodies in RODOS, the decision support system for nuclear emergencies in Europe
- Chapter 49 Assessment of the dispersion of radionuclides in flowing water using a dynamic model
- Subject index
- Studies In Envlronmentai Science