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Removal of radioactive Cs from gravel conglomerate using water containing air bubbles

Remediation of sites contaminated with radioactive material such as Cs is important because of the risk posed to human health. Here, we report the effectiveness of water containing air bubbles with a diameter around 100 nm (nanobubbled water, NB water) for the removal of radioactive Cs. Laboratory experiments confirmed that NB water is more effective than purified water and as effective as ...

Concerns Grow Over Radioactive Pollutants in Pennsylvania

Last month, The New York Times published a story about Pennsylvania environmental regulators calling waste treatment and drinking water facilities to increase testing for radioactive materials. The concerns have been prompted by a dramatic increase ...

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Silver Impregnated Zeolite Cartridge

The “AGX” Series, Silver impregnated Zeolite Cartridges contain a highly efficient inorganic adsorbent for the collection and removal of elemental and organic forms of radioactive Iodine. Laboratory test indicate that radioactive Xenon, Krypton, and other Noble Gases are not retained to any significant degree by Silver impregnated Zeolite cartridges (approximately 1/15,000th, or less, ...