Relevance of Radiocaesium Interception Potential (RIP) on a worldwide scale to assess soil sensitivity to 137Cs contamination

Louis Vandebroek; May Van Hees; Bruno Delvaux; Otto Spaargaren; Yves Thiry; Hildegarde Vandenhove

Relevance of Radiocaesium Interception Potential (RIP) on a worldwide scale to assess soil sensitivity to 137Cs contamination

Louis Vandebroek, May Van Hees, Bruno Delvaux, Otto Spaargaren, Yves Thiry, Hildegarde Vandenhove

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Abstract

Relevance of Radiocaesium Interception Potential (RIP) : The extent of 137Cs retention in soil is very important in order to assess the uptake by the vegetation and the subsequent risk of food chain contamination. The Radiocaesium Interception Potential (RIP - Cremers et al., 1988) is an intrinsic soil parameter that can quantify that retention.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Oral and Oral Poster Presentations and Proceedings
Place of Publication	Österàs, Norway
Pages	285-288
Volume	2
State	Published - Jun 2008
Event	IC on Radioecology and Environmental Radioactivity - NRPA, Bergen Duration: 15 Jun 2008 → 20 Jun 2008

Conference

Conference	IC on Radioecology and Environmental Radioactivity
Country/Territory	Norway
City	Bergen
Period	2008-06-15 → 2008-06-20

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