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Author

H. Camus

Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire

Also Known As

H Camus, H LE CAMUS, H. CAMUS, H. Camus, Henry Camus

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All Affiliations

Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté NucléaireCommissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies AlternativesCEA Paris-Saclay - Etablissement de Fontenay-aux-roses
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About

H. Camus is an author at Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire specializing in engineering, earth science, and environmental remediation.

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Engineering

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Chemical Engineering

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Environmental Engineering

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Chemistry

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Civil Engineering

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Prediction of the Flux of Tritiated Water From Air to Plant Leaves

Y. Belot, Dominique Gauthier, H. Camus,

Health Physics

1979

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Long-term contaminant migration and impacts from uranium mill tailings

H. Camus, R. C. Little, D. F. Acton,

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity

1999

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Uptake of Americium and Plutonium from Contaminated Sediments by Three Benthic Species: Arenicola marina, Corophium volutator and Scrobicularia plana

P. Miramand, Pierre Germain, H. Camus

Marine Ecology Progress Series

1982

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Uptake of small particles by tree canopies

Y. Belot, H. Camus, Dominique Gauthier,

The Science of The Total Environment

1994

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Investigations and Modeling of Tritium Reemission from Soil

Michael Täschner, Claus Bunnenberg, H. Camus,

Fusion Technology

1995

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Determination of Tritiated Formaldehyde in Effluents from Tritium Facilities

Y. Belot, H. Camus, T. Marini

Fusion Technology

1992

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Volatile tritiated organic acids in stack effluents and in air surrounding contaminated materials

Y. Belot, H. Camus, T. Marini,

Journal of Fusion Energy

1993

11

Long term contaminant migration and impacts from uranium mill tailings. Comparison of computer models using a hypothetical dataset

H. Camus

1995

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