Natural Radioactivity Assessment of Kaolin and Gibbsite Rock Materials in Sinai, Egypt pdf

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Natural Radioactivity Assessment of Kaolin and Gibbsite Rock Materials in Sinai, Egypt pdf
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Natural Radioactivity Assessment of Kaolin and Gibbsite Rock Materials in Sinai, Egypt pdf

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The activity concentrations of 238U, 232Th, and 40K in the kaolin and gibbsite samples collected from various localities of Sinai, Egypt have been measured using the γ-ray spectroscopy technique. For each sample, various characterizing quantities such as Raeq, Hex, Hin, and Iγ values are calculated. All the values lie within the worldwide range. the dose rates of the most samples varies from 48.07 to 88.27 with average 46.21 which are agreement with the recommended limits (18-93 nGy h-1) except two samples are high called T.3.2 in EL Tih I location (201.04 nGy h-1 ) and M6 in Mussaba Salama ( 98.33 nGy h-1). The Chemical and mineralogy analysis show that the uranium concentration ranges from 2 to 18 PPm which are agreement with the recommended limits except M1 sample equals 44 PPm.and Fe2O3% ranges from 0.45 to 4.20 except one sample called T.3.2 equals 15.7% and AL2O3 ranges from 11.7 to 37.2 %. So it is desirable to used in industrial, where Kaolin and gibbsite is host several economic metal values. Which used in many important industries such as; paper industry, ceramics, refractory bricks, white cement, textiles, Rubber, medical industries, and special types of plastics.

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  • المؤلف

    Ahmed ، Howaida Mansour

  • سنة النشر

    12 - 01 - 2015 

  • الناشر:

    جامعة الأزهر، کلية التربية

  • المجلد/العدد:

    المجلد: 34 العدد 163 جزء5

  • المصدر:

    التربية (الأزهر): مجلة علمية محکمة للبحوث التربوية والنفسية والاجتماعية)

  • الصفحات:

    515 - 541

  • نوع المحتوى:

    بحث علمي

  • اللغة:

    العربية

  • ISSN:

    1110-323X

  • محكمة:

    نعم

  • الدولة:

    مصر

  • النص:

    دراسة كاملة

  • نوع الملف:

    pdf

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