3. Situation after the accident
The mixture of radioactive products released during the explosion contained mainly relatively short-lived radionuclides, such as
144
Ce,
144
Pr,
95
Zr,
95
Nb.
However, the greatest radiological hazard long after the accident is represented by long-lived
90
Sr (2.7% of the initial total activity), on a par with its descendant
90
Y. The half-life of
90
Sr (T
1/2
= 28 years)...
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References
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(1) - MEDVEDEV (J.) -
Désastre nucléaire en Oural,
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ISBN 2-905385-15-4, Éditions Isoète (1988).
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(2) -
The Radiation Accident in the Southern Urals in 1957 and the Cleanup Measures Implemented.
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IAEA Symposium on Recovery Operations in the Event...
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