7 ITT 8 Too 8.0 1o—OF 280 1.6 7” 7.0 . 414 = — 240 _ -—_ , fa — H _—— —= 160 ote 120 L Z ° io | go |. Rat = fk “4 45.0 ¢ 41.0 a - Zz mt mw MH re H ooad 4 40 <4 08 " 43.0 = 40.6 _ ‘ Ww _| ° O 420 2 0.4 be _ ru «40 ai 1tt Le «0Co2siO—‘i“ 1800 — — > 4 | 40 y bai Le ub a " a 4 — a : 20 6.0 Z 41.2 . 200 + 0 : _ <q pd || ho pL iti eT tl 0 2040 0 20 1900 1800 1900 TIME, CST oT | Tt TY 30 = | 50 | 1900 +10 1.0 ~ 0.2 0 “| 0 RATIO OF PARTICULATE TO DISSOLVED BETA ACTIVITY AVERAGE TOTAL BETA ACTIVITY PER SAMPLE, PC/LITER STATION , é 320 TT) 320 STATION 9 - 10 TTT TTT — 280 240 200 Hi 80 40 ol a a 47.0 + 6.0 Z + 6.0 ut ba al Kot —~ 8.0 xz - 160 — 120 + 7.0 " _ 8.0 a my Ha 4 1 mn bed a prot an batt oS = 4.0 2 4 4.0 z 3.0 = 4 3.0 uJ 2.0 & + 2.0 ud | wm potord a g be ai 5.0 < 4 5.0 tft} tte p_ dt itt yy bp EP 10 30 50 10 #30 50 20 40 #0 20 4 1800 1900 1900 TIME, CST 1.0 0 #40 2000 2 1.0 _lo Fig. 37—Time cross sections of total beta concentration (solid lines), rainfall rate (lines with x's), and ratios of particulate to dissolved beta activity (lines with zeros) for stations 9 and 10for storm of May 10, 1964, RATIO OF PARTICULATE TO DISSOLVED BETA ACTIVITY AVERAGE TOTAL BETA ACTIVITY PER SAMPLE, PC/LITER Fig. 36—Time cross sections of total beta concentration (solid lines), rainfall rate (lines with x’s), and ratios of particulate to dissolved beta activity (lines with zeros) for stations 6 to 8 for storm of May 10, 1964.

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