PERKINS R W, NIELSEN J M, ROESCH W C, McCALL R C
Science. 1960 Dec 23;132(3443):1895-7. doi: 10.1126/science.132.3443.1895.
Some radioisotopes introduced into the Columbia River via effluent water from reactors at Hanford, Wash., are found in crops irrigated with this water and in sea food harvested near the mouth of the river. Measurements of zinc-65 and chromium-Si in foods and in individuals consuming these foods are reported and are compared with zinc-65 concentrations resulting from fallout.
一些通过华盛顿州汉福德反应堆排出的废水进入哥伦比亚河的放射性同位素，在使用该河水灌溉的农作物以及在河口附近捕捞的海鲜中被发现。报告了食品以及食用这些食品的个体中锌 - 65和铬 - 硅的测量值，并将其与沉降物产生的锌 - 65浓度进行了比较。
