Browsing by Author "Stokes, RC"

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    AAEC tritium list no. 2, 1975-1976
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1977-08) Calf, GE; Smith, LW; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental isotope tritium in monthly samples of precipitation taken at l6 stations, situated throughout Australia, during the period 1975-1976.
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    AAEC tritium list no. 3, 1977-1978
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1979-06) Calf, GE; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental isotope tritium in monthly precipitation samples taken at 16 stations, situated throughout Australia, during the period 1977-1978.
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    AAEC tritium list no. 4, 1979-1980
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1981-07) Calf, GE; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental isotope tritium in monthly precipitation samples taken at 16 stations situated throughout Australia in 1979-1980.
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    AAEC tritium list no. 5, 1981-1982
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1983-06) Calf, GE; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental isotope tritium in monthly precipitation samples taken at 16 stations situated throughout Australia during the period 1981-1982. Tritium levels in Australia have now been estimated for 13 years. The results show a significant decrease in tritium concentration in rainfall at all monitoring stations.
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    AAEC tritium list no. 6, 1983-1984
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1985-07) Calf, GE; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental radioisotope tritium in montly precipitation samples taken during the period 1983-1984 at eleven stations throughout Australia: Adelaide Alice Springs Brisbane Campbelltown Cape Grim Darwin Longreach Mackay Melbourne Narrabri West and Perth. Results show that the tritium concentration in rainfall is still decreasing at most monitoring stations.
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    AAEC tritium list no.1, 1970-1974
    (Australian Atomic Energy Commission, 1976-01) Calf, GE; Seatonberry, BW; Smith, LW; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental isotope tritium in monthly samples of precipitation taken at 16 stations, situated throughout Australia, during the period 1970-1974.
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    ANSTO tritium list no. 1, 1985-1986
    (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, 1987-08) Calf, GE; Stokes, RC
    Details are given of the concentration of the environmental radioisotope tritium in monthly precipitation samples taken during the period 1985-1986 at eleven stations throughout Australia. Tritium levels in Australian rainfall have been estimated for seventeen years and published first as reports of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission and now of the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation.