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Radon as a groundwater tracer in Forsmark and Laxemar

Grolander et al., 2009

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11829793250133141768
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Grolander S
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Radon concentrations were measured in different water types in Forsmark and Laxemar during the site investigation and within this study. This gives an extensive database over radon concentrations in different water types. From these measurements it can be concluded …
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