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Environmental Radiochemistry: Sources, Fate, and Effects of Radioactive Materials

Atomic Structure and Nuclear Stability → Environmental Remediation and Management

This advanced graduate-level path provides a systematic understanding of radioactive materials in the environment, from fundamental nuclear physics and chemistry through environmental transport, speciation, biological uptake, and the impacts of nuclear accidents. It integrates essential concepts from general chemistry and physics to build a coherent framework for assessing the sources, fate, and effects of radionuclides.

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