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pp 368. (In Russian)
Anisova ZM, Yakushev BI (2008) Natural isotopes of uranium in soils and plants of pine forests of
the Minsk Upland, Minsk. Belorusskaya Nauka, pp 162
Bocharov MV (1995) Global radioactive contamination of the natural environment of the Northern
Hemisphere and the contribution to it of Soviet nuclear tests. Atom Energ 78:50–53. (In
Russian)
Borovoy AA, Galkin AP, Krinitsyn AP, Markushev VM, Pazukhin EM, Cherubov AN, Checherov
KP (1990) Newly formed products of fuel interaction with structural materials of the 4th block
of the Chernobyl NPP. Radiokhimiya 32:103–113. (In Russian)
Chernykh NA, Prasanna J (2000) Transformation of lead and cadmium compounds in different
types of soils. Vestnik RUDN. Ser. Ekologiya i Bezopasnost’ Zhiznedeyatel’nosti 4:82–88. (In
Russian)
Diemann C (2012) Uran in Boden und Wasser. In: Diemann C, Utermann J (eds) Dessau-Roßlau.
Umweltbundesamt, pp 24
Fedorov AA (2002) Evaluation of the content in the soil of elements of mineral nutrition available
to plants. Agrokhimiya 3:15–22. (In Russian)
Frid AS (1996) Migratory concept of the availability of soil substances to plant roots. Agrokhimiya
3:29–37. (In Russian)
GN 2.6.1.8—27-2000 Radiation safety standards (NRB-2000) (2002) Мinsk: Ministry of Health
of the Republic of Belarus (In Russian).
Gorbilyova FI (2007) Soil of Belarus. IVTS Minfinab, Minsk, pp 184. (In Russian)
Greenwood NN, Earnshaw A (1997) Chemistry of the elements. Butterworth, Oxford, pp 1600
Grodzinsky DM (1989) Radiobiology of plants. Naukova Dumka, Kyiv, pp 282. (In Russian)
Gurskiy GV, Loseva YI (1989) Natural radioactivity of the cover sediments and soils of Belarus.
Geochemical studies of the landscapes of Belarus and the Baltic States. Nauka i Tekhnika,
Minsk, pp 53–58. (In Russian)
Hanson US (1985) Transuranic elements in the environment. Energoatomizdat, Moscow, pp 345.
(In Russian)
Hirose K, Takatani S, Aogama M (1994) Deposition of
90 Sr and plutonium isotopes derived from
Chernobyl accident in Japan. J Radioanal Nucl Chem 182:349–358
IAEA (1988) Final report on the causes of the consequences of the Chernobyl accident: Report of
the International Advisory Group on Nuclear Safety. IAEA: Safety Ser. No 75. Vienna
IAEA (1989) Measurement of radionuclides in food and the environment: а guidebook, Vienna,
1989. Technical Reports Series, No 295. Vienna
IAEA (2004) Radiation, People and the Environment. IAEA-PI--A75. Vienna, pp 86
Ionizing Radiation: Sources and Biological Effects (1982) Report of the United Nations Scientific
Committee on the effects of atomic radiation. New York, pp 890
Iskra AA, Bakhurov VG (1981) Natural radionuclides in the biosphere. Energoizdat, Moscow,
pp 123. (In Russian)
Ivanovich M, Harmon RS (1982) Uranium series disequilibrium: applications to environmental
problems. Clarendon Press, Oxford, pp 40
Kabata-Pendias A, Pendias H (1989) Microelements in soils and plants. Mir, Moscow, pp 439. (In
Russian)
Kashparov VA, Priester BS, Zvarych SI, Protsak VP, Khomutinin YV, Polyakov VD, Gudkov AN,
Kurepin AD, Pazukhin EM (1995) Simulation of “hot” particles during the Chernobyl accident: problems of Chernobyl exclusion zone, vol 2. Naukova Dumka, Kiev, pp 120–127. (In
Russian)
Kashparov VA, Lundin SM, Zvarych SI, Yoshchenko VI, Levchuk SE, Khomutinin YV, Maloshtan
IM, Protsak VP (2003) Territory contamination with the radionuclides representing the fuel
component of Chernobyl fallout. Sci Total Environ 317:105–119
G. A. Sokolik et al.