Long-term migration of 137Cs in Swedish grassland soil profiles following the Chornobyl accident
Authors:
- Klas RosénKRKlas Rosén
- Ingrid ÖbornIÖIngrid Öborn
- Mykhailo VinichukMVMykhailo Vinichuk
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Abstract
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- Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet
- Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
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