Uranium concentration/contamination in groundwater is currently a subject of concern all
over the world due to related severe health problems to humans, as groundwater is the main …

Soil serves as both a 'source'and 'sink'for contaminants. As a source, contaminants are
derived from both 'geogenic'and 'anthropogenic'origins. Typically, while some of the …

The presence of pollutants like uranium and arsenic in the groundwater can have a terrible
impact on people's health (both radiologically and toxicologically) and their economic …

Humans are constantly exposed to radioactivity present in rocks, soils, and water, mainly
from materials in the Earth's crust that contain chemical elements belonging to the …

Natural radionuclide levels are studied in alluvial sediments upto the depth of 900 cm.
Eighteen profiles are selected from agricultural and undisturbed areas and analysed by …

The widespread and excessive occurrence of uranium causes serious environmental risks.
This review presents several important analytical methods for determining elemental and …

Efficiency calibration by standard materials of known activity is usual protocol for γ-ray
spectrometry. In general, 40 K activity is measured from proper efficiency calibration …

Background: Epidemiological observations such as mental retardation, physical deformities,
etc., in children besides different types of cancer in the adult population of the Malwa region …

In light of urbanization and the green revolution, the Indian subcontinent's groundwater
supplies are under extreme stress [1]. Drinkable groundwater quality has become a …

A core–shell surface imprinted uranyl magnetic chelating adsorbent (UMCA) was
synthesized by combining the sol–gel process with the surface molecular imprinting …