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Response of soil microorganisms to radioactive oil waste: results from a leaching experiment

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Table 1. Chemical properties of the oil wastes from the Tik- Tik-chonovskii petroleum production yard.
Figure 1. FExcess TPH content and activity concentrations of ra- ra-dionuclides in soil sampled from H -columns (contaminated by the raw waste containing oily compounds and radionuclides) and  R-columns (contaminated by treated waste containing mainly  rad
Figure 2. Microbial characteristics of the soil sampled from columns C (uncontaminated soil), H (contaminated by the raw waste containing oily compounds and radionuclides), and R (contaminated by treated waste containing mainly radionuclides) in different
Table 2. The biodiversity indices of the soil sampled from the upper (u), middle (m), and lower (l) layers of the control (C), raw waste (H ), and treated waste (R) contaminated columns.
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