Temporal and vertical variations of atmospheric electrical conductivity related to radon and its progeny concentrations at Mysore
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Temporal and vertical variations of atmospheric electrical conductivity related to radon and its progeny concentrations at Mysore
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Creator |
Ragini, N
Shashikumar, T S Chandrashekara, M S Sannappa, J Paramesh, L |
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Subject |
Radioactive aerosol
Ion production Gerdien condenser |
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Description |
264-271
Atmospheric electrical conductivity, radon and its progeny concentrations are measured simultaneously at Mysore city (12° 18′′N, 76° 36′′E and 767 m above mean sea level), India. The concentrations of radon and its progeny are higher during nighttime compared to the daytime attaining maximum in the early morning (0400-0700 hrs IST). The electrical conductivity of the atmosphere also shows similar variations. The vertical variation shows a decrease of conductivity with increase in height. The weekly variations in conductivity show a higher value on Sundays compare to other weekdays. These results are discussed in terms of ionization rate due to radioactivity and meteorological parameters. |
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Date |
2008-12-05T05:42:59Z
2008-12-05T05:42:59Z 2008-08 |
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Article
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Identifier |
0367-8393
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2480 |
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Language |
en_US
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Publisher |
CSIR
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Source |
IJRSP Vol.37(4) [August 2008]
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