Mapping of Radioactivity in Soil of University of Kerbala, Iraq - Ibrahim, Abrrar Abbas;Hashim, Abdalsattar Kareem;Abojassim, Ali Abid
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Soil is one of the most natural sources of ionizing radionuclides such as, Uranium-238 (238U) series, Thorium-232 232Th series, and Potassium-40 (40k) as single series that may affect human health.100 soil samples were collected from different locations of University of Karbala that consists of many colleges distributed in three sites such as Freiha site, Al-Husseineya site, and Al-Mothafeen site.Gamma-ray emitters (238U, 232Th and 40k) and alpha emitters (222Rn, 226Ra and 238U) were measured by gamma-ray spectroscopy (NaI(Tl) with "3×3" dimension) and solid state nuclear track detector (CN-85…mehr

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Soil is one of the most natural sources of ionizing radionuclides such as, Uranium-238 (238U) series, Thorium-232 232Th series, and Potassium-40 (40k) as single series that may affect human health.100 soil samples were collected from different locations of University of Karbala that consists of many colleges distributed in three sites such as Freiha site, Al-Husseineya site, and Al-Mothafeen site.Gamma-ray emitters (238U, 232Th and 40k) and alpha emitters (222Rn, 226Ra and 238U) were measured by gamma-ray spectroscopy (NaI(Tl) with "3×3" dimension) and solid state nuclear track detector (CN-85 detector), respectively. As well as, radiological hazard index due to gamma and alpha emitters of samples were determined.
Autorenporträt
Professor Dr Ali Abid Abojassim:¿BSc in Physics, University of Kufa, Science College, (2003);¿MSc in Nuclear Physics, University of Babylon, (2006);¿PhD in Nuclear Physics and Environmen from Baghdad, College Science, (2013). ¿Worked at University of Kufa, Science College, Department of Physics.