Tritium/Helium-3 Dating of River Infiltration:An Example from the Oderbruch Area, Berlin, Germany

  • El-Gamal H
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The concentrations of tritium, helium isotopes and neon have been measured in groundwater samples from a shallow and deep groundwater system recharged by bank infiltration from the Oder River in northeastern Berlin, Germany. The apparent 3H/3He ages show a distinct variation. They increased from only a few months to >40 years along the flow path. The farthest wells from the river have high concentration of 4He terrigenic which is around 5 × 10?5 (ccSTP/kg). The highest values for stable 3H (3H + 3Hetrit) were encountered at a 2.6 kmdistance from the river.

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El-Gamal, H. (2013). Tritium/Helium-3 Dating of River Infiltration:An Example from the Oderbruch Area, Berlin, Germany. Journal of Water Resource and Protection, 05(01), 46–53. https://doi.org/10.4236/jwarp.2013.51006

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