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Environmental Radiochemical Analysis III is an authoritative, up to date review of research contributions presented at the 10th International Symposium on Environmental Radiochemical Analysis. Representing the work of leading scientists across the globe this edition provides information on:
- new methods of radioanalyses
- waste steams during decommissioning
- radioactivity measurements in the environment
- hazard assessment in decommissioning
- improvements in measurement instrumentation
- application of software to measurements
- current IAEA activities for the ALMERA network
- pro ciency testing and research and development in the NDA. This exceptional work o ers an insight into topical areas of research and is a key point of reference for graduates and professionals alike who work across  elds involving analytical chemistry, environmental science and technology, and hazards and waste research and disposal.

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Environmental Radiochemical Analysis III is an authoritative, up to date review of research contributions presented at the 10th International Symposium on Environmental Radiochemical Analysis. Representing the work of leading scientists across the globe this edition provides information on:
- new methods of radioanalyses
- waste steams during decommissioning
- radioactivity measurements in the environment
- hazard assessment in decommissioning
- improvements in measurement instrumentation
- application of software to measurements
- current IAEA activities for the ALMERA network
- pro ciency testing and research and development in the NDA. This exceptional work o ers an insight into topical areas of research and is a key point of reference for graduates and professionals alike who work across  elds involving analytical chemistry, environmental science and technology, and hazards and waste research and disposal.

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Environmental Radiochemical Analysis III

The Royal Society of Chemistry

Contents

Radionuclide Accumulation at a Hydroelectric Power Dam E. Holm, Y. Ranebo, M. Eriksson, P. Rons and M. Peterson, 1, 
Determination of the Transfer of Tritium to Crops Fertilised with Contaminated Sewage Sludge G J Ham, B T Wilkins and D Wilding, 10, 
Technetium-99 (99Tc) in Marine Food Webs in Norwegian Seas-Results from the Norwegian Radnor Project H. E. Heldal, K. Sjøtun and J. P. Gwynn, 19, 
Measuring Thoron (220Rn) in Natural Waters W.C. Burnett, N. Dimova, H. Dulaiova, D. Lane-Smith, B. Parsa and Z. Szabo, 24, 
The determination of Gross Alpha and Gross Beta Activity in Solids, Filters and Water - Validation of Dutch Pre-Norms P.J.M. Kwakman, E. van der Graaf and P. de Jong, 38, 
Environmental Measurements of Radioxenon T.W. Bowyer, J.C. Hayes and J.I. McIntyre, 44, 
Uptake of Uranium by Spinach Grown in Andosols Accumulating Trace Amounts of Fertiliser-Derived Uranium N. Yamaguchi, Y. Watanabe, A. Kawasaki and C. Inoue, 52, 
Mineralogical and Particle Size Controls on 137Cs Abundances in Dounreay Offshore and Foreshore Sands Ian W. Croudace, Phillip E. Warwick and Joe Toole, 60, 
Assessment of Possible Sources of Artificial Long-Lived Radionuclides in Environmental Samples by Measurement of Isotopic Composition Z. Varga, G. Surányi, N. Vajda and Z. Stefánka, 68, 
A Rapid Method for the Preconcentration of Non-Refractory Am and Pu from 100g Soil Samples E. Philip Horwitz, Anil H. Thakkar and Daniel R. McAlister, 77, 
Improvements in Underground Gamma-Ray Spectrometry and the Application of Measuring Radioactivity in Agricultural Samples P. Lindahl, M. Hult. F. Cordeiro, J. Gasparro, A. Maquet, G. Marissens and P. Kockerols, 86, 
Responses of U and Pu to Microbially Driven Nitrate Reduction in Sediments M. Al-Bokari. C. Boothman, G. Lear, J.R. Lloyd and F.R. Livens, 95, 
An Efficient and Optimised Total Combustion Method for Total H-3 and C-14 in Environmental and Decommissioning Samples J-S Oh, I Croudace, P Warwick and D J Kim, 101, 
The Analytical Impact on Tritium Data from Storing Nuclear Decommissioning Samples under Different Conditions Dae Ji Kim, Ian W. Croudace and Phillip E. Warwick, 108, 
Radionuclide Recording Levels and Prioritisation of Chemical / Radiochemical Analyses of Magnox Wastes for Nirex Compliance C. Kirby, D.J. Hebditch and R.E, Streatfield, 116, 
Application of the Radiological Hazard Potential (RHP) to Radionuelides in Magnox Reactor Decommissioning R.E. Streatfield, D.J. Hebditch and W.H.R. Hudd, 126, 
Determination of Tritium Radionuclide and Lithium Precursor in Magnox Reactor Steels W.A. Westall, R.E. Streatfield and D.J. Hebditch, 137, 
Sequential Determination of Ca-41/45 and Sr-90 in an Activated Concrete Core F. Rowlands, P. Warwick and I. Croudace, 147, 
The Chemistry of Ultra-Radiopure Materials H.S. Miley, C.E. Aalseth, A.R. Day. O.T. Farmer. J.E. Fast, E.W. Hoppe. T.W. Hossbach, K.E. Litke, J.I. McIntyre. E.A. Miller, A. Seifert and G.A. Warren, 154, 
Independent Radiological Monitoring; Results of a Recent Intercomparison Exercise K.S. Leonard, S. Shaw. N. Wood, J.E. Rowe, S.M. Runacres D. McCubbin and S.M. Cogan, 162, 
Routine Application of CN2003 Software to Laboratory Liquid Scintillation Calibration P.E. Warwick, I. W. Croudace and N.G. Holland, 169, 
Easy Method of Concentration of Strontium Isotopes from Radioactive Aqueous Wastes for the determination of 90Sr by Liquid Scintillation Counting. Application of Strontium Empore Rad Disks E. Minne, F. Heynen and S. Hallez, 176, 
Performance of a Portable, Electromechanically-Cooled HPGe Detector For Site Characterization R.M. Keyser and R.C. Hagenauer, 186, 
Nuclear Decommissioning Authority Research and Development Needs, Risks and Opportunities Neil Smart, Andrew Jeapes and Ainsley Francis, 193, 
The Performance of UK and Overseas Laboratories in Proficiency Tests for the Measurement of 241Am A.V. Harms, J.C.J. Dean, C.R.D. Gilligan and S.M. Jerome, 200, 
Current IAEA Activities and Future Plans for the Almera Network Chang-Kyu Kim, Paul Martin and Gyutla Kis-Benedek, 207, 
Isotope Index, 217, 
Subject Index, 219,