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    Radon concentrations in the air of Slovene (Yugoslavia) underground mines

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    Abstract Radon-222 was measured in the air of all active underground mines in Slovenia, Yugoslavia, comprising one mercury mine, one lead mine, and six coal mines, Scintillation cells were used for measurement of radon. The highest concentration of 77 kBqm−3 was found in the Mežica lead mine, while the concentration in the Idrija mercury mine was usually below 1 kBq m−3; concentrations in coal mines seldom exceeded 0.5 kBq m−3.

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    Abstract Radon-222 was measured in the air of all active underground mines in Slovenia, Yugoslavia, comprising one mercury mine, one lead mine, and six coal mines, Scintillation cells were used for measurement of radon. The highest concentration of 77 kBqm−3 was found in the Mežica lead mine, while the concentration in the Idrija mercury mine was usually below 1 kBq m−3; concentrations in coal mines seldom exceeded 0.5 kBq m−3.

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    Abstract Radon-222 was measured in the air of all active underground mines in Slovenia, Yugoslavia, comprising one mercury mine, one lead mine, and six coal mines, Scintillation cells were used for measurement of radon. The highest concentration of 77 kBqm−3 was found in the Mežica lead mine, while the concentration in the Idrija mercury mine was usually below 1 kBq m−3; concentrations in coal mines seldom exceeded 0.5 kBq m−3.

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    Title:

    Radon concentrations in the air of Slovene (Yugoslavia) underground mines

    Contributors:

    Kobal, I. (author) / Vaupotič, J. (author) / Udovč, H. (author) / Burger, J. (author) / Stropnik, B. (author)

    Published in:

    Environmental International ; 16 ; 171-173

    Publication date:

    1989-08-30

    Size:

    3 pages

    ISSN:

    0160-4120

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1016/0160-4120(90)90157-2

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

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