Analysis of gamma-radioactivity of “hot particles” released after the Chernobyl accident
Abstract The radionuclide fractionation process in “fuel-like” hot particles from the fallout after the Chernobyl accident is analyzed. Some processes which can be responsible for different kinds of fractionation of fission products in hot particles and nuclear fuel are suggested. These comprise: ev...
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