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    Natural gamma radiation levels, indoor and water 222 RN Concentrations in soil division of Kerio valley, kenya 

    Nderitu, SK; Maina, DM; Kinyua, AM (University of Nairobi, 2001)
    Human beings are constantly exposed to natural radioactivity. This radiation is mainly from natural gamma rays and radon and its decay products. The gamma rays are as a result of the decay of primordial nuclides and their ...
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    Monitoring of suspended particulate matter (SPM), heavy metals and other parameters in some workplaces 

    Kinyua, AM; Gatebe, CK; Mangala, MJ; Korir, AK; Bartilol, S; Maina, DM; Mugera, WG; Kamau, GN; Chakaya, JM; Karama, M; Miungu, DM; Kitio, V (2000)
    This report presents results of measurements of sound levels, chemical analysis of air particulate matter and soil samples from two factories in Nairobi. A preliminary assessment of suspended particulate matter (SPM) in a ...
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    Workplace monitoring and occupational health studies in Kenya using nuclear and related analytical techniques 

    Kinyua, AM; Gatebe, CK; Mangala, MJ; Maina, DM; Korir, AK; Bartilol, S (Institute Of Nuclear Science, University Of Nairobi, Kenya, 1997)
    Air pollution studies in Nairobi are indicating a rising trend in the particulate matter loading. The trend is mainly attributed to increased volume of motor vehicles, the physical change of the environment, agricultural ...

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    Bartilol, S (2)Gatebe, CK (2)Korir, AK (2)Mangala, MJ (2)Chakaya, JM (1)Kamau, GN (1)Karama, M (1)Kitio, V (1)... View MoreDate Issued1997 (1)2000 (1)2001 (1)Has File(s)
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