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Автор A Morgan
Автор A Holmes
Автор F W Pratley
Дата выпуска 1990-06-01
dc.description The solubility of actinides, associated with contaminated estuarine silt from West Cumbria, was measured in the rat lung. This material is similar mineralogically to airborne particles of silt involved in the sea-to-land transfer of radioactivity. A total of 25 mg of silt was administered to rats by multiple intratracheal instillations over a period of 7 weeks. There was no evidence of the rapid lung clearance phase normally observed in the rat and, after an initial period of stasis, most of the plutonium and americium was cleared from the lung with a half time of approximately 240 days. Some 15% of the retained plutonium isotopes and 10% of the <sup>241</sup>Am were transferred to the skeleton over a period of about 3 months, indicating that both behave as ICRP Class W materials. Uptake by the liver was about 2% for both Pu and Am. Levels of actinides in the lung-associated lymph nodes were either at or blow the minimum level of detection. The significance of these results in relation to the ICRP lung model and to generalised derived limits for plutonium is discussed.
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Издатель Institute of Physics Publishing
Название Solubility in the rat lung of actinides associated with estuarine silt from West Cumbria
Тип paper
DOI 10.1088/0952-4746/10/2/007
Electronic ISSN 1361-6498
Print ISSN 0952-4746
Журнал Journal of Radiological Protection
Том 10
Первая страница 135
Последняя страница 142
Аффилиация A Morgan; Environmental Medical Sciences Div., Harwell Lab., Didcot, UK
Аффилиация A Holmes; Environmental Medical Sciences Div., Harwell Lab., Didcot, UK
Аффилиация F W Pratley; Environmental Medical Sciences Div., Harwell Lab., Didcot, UK
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