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Home Lectures Heavy metal input with P-fertilizers

Uranium in phosphate fertilizers

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  • Three naturally occurring uranium isotopes, uranium and human health, uranium in animal feed
  • Uranium behaviour in soils and accumulation by plants, leaching of fertilizer-derived uranium to ground waters
  • Uranium transfer from phosphate rock to fertilizers and its content in phosphate rock of various origin: sedimentary versus igneous
  • Uranium inputs from mineral and organic fertilizers

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