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OBSAH / CONTENTSISOL M., MICHALÍKOVÁ F., KOZÁKOVÁ I. & KOLESÁROVÁ M.Triboelectric Separation of PE and PP from Municipal Wastes ............................................................ 5CARACH V., VAĽKOVÁ M. & KOZÁKOVÁ Ľ.Heavy Metals in Soils in the Regions with Environmental Load in Middle Spiš ................................ 11LACKO A. & KOMÁREK K.Stress Influence on Autonomous Regulation of Heart, Functions and Radionucleodic Methodsin Cardiological Diagnostics ................................................................................................................. 17KOVÁČOVÁ M., ČUVANOVÁ S., LOVÁS M., JAKABSKÝ Š., LEONELLI C., VERONESI P. & BOCCACCINI D.Microwave Heating of Fly Ash from Municipal Waste Incinerator ..................................................... 23MURÍN G., MIČIETA K., CHRENOVÁ J. & KOVAŘÍK P.Standardized Plant Tests for Genotoxic Phyto-indication of Radioactive-contaminated Soilfrom Sites Around NPP Jaslovské Bohunice ........................................................................................ 27BEŇOVÁ K., STRIŠKOVÁ K. & DVOŘÁK P.Postirradiational Changes in Hematologic Parameters and in Intestinal Microflora in Rats ................ 33ŠIMON J., BULKO M. & HOLÝ K.Determination of Equivalent Mixing Height and Atmospheric Stability Assessment .......................... 37MANOVÁ A., TROPP M., ČACHO F. & BEINROHR E.Determination of Antimony by on-line Electrochemical Preconcentration/GFAAS ............................ 45ŠERŠEŇ F., PAVLÍKOVÁ S., JESENÁK K. & ČÍK G.Generation of Singlet Oxygen by Modified Natural Zeolites and Montmorillonites ........................... 49TESAŘOVÁ D., ČECH P., HARASLÍNOVÁ L. & MELOUN M.Voc Emissions and TVOC Emitted to the Air by the Interior Equipment .............................................53BULKO M., HOLÝ K., POLÁŠKOVÁ A., HRVOĽ J. & ŠIMON J.Outdoor Radon as an Indicator of Atmospheric Stability ......................................................................61GERULOVÁ K., HOSTIN S. & MICHALÍKOVÁ A.Selected Metalworking Fluids Biodegradability and Ecotoxicity Evaluation .......................................67ŠESTINOVÁ O., HANČUĽÁK J., BOBRO M., FEDOROVÁ E. & BREHUV J.Mobility of Mercury in the Soils using Sequential Extraction from the Rudňany Locality ..................77KURUC J., HARVAN D., GALANDA D., MÁTEL Ľ., ARANYOSIOVÁ M. & VELIČ D.The Comparative Study of Uranium Isotopes by Alpha Spectrometry and Secondary Ion MassSpectrometry. Preliminary Results .........................................................................................................83BREHUV J., ŠPALDON T., ŠESTINOVÁ O., SLANČO P., HANČUĽÁK J. & BOBRO M.Contamination of the Water and Sediment Load From the Drainage Basin of the Slaná Riverby Influence of Former and Present Mining Activities ..........................................................................91
BABOŠOVÁ M., NOSKOVIČ J. & PALATICKÁ A.Inputs of Nitrogen by Precipitation into the Soil in the Agricultural Region of the SouthwesternSlovakia ................................................................................................................................................101NOSKOVIČ J., BABOŠOVÁ M. & PALATICKÁ A.Monitoring and Evaluation of Concentrations of Sulphates and Chlorides in the Waterof the Natural Reserve Žitavsky luh ....................................................................................................107PALATICKÁ A., NOSKOVIČ J. & BABOŠOVÁ M.Evaluation of Dissolved Oxygen and Organic Substances Concentrations in Water of the NatureReserve Aluvium Žitavy ......................................................................................................................113KĽUČIAROVÁ D. & GREGOROVÁ D.Magnetic Susceptibility Mapping of Roadside Pollution ....................................................................119JEŠKOVSKÝ M., HOLÝ K., SÝKORA I., MEREŠOVÁ J., MÜLLEROVÁ M., BULKO M. & POLÁŠKOVÁ A.Concentrations of 222 Rn and its Progeny 210 Pb in Lower Atmosphere in Bratislava ............................125KOVALIKOVÁ N. & BÁLINTOVÁ M.Evaluation of Bottom Sediment Quality in Selected Small Water Basin ...........................................129SMETANOVÁ I., HOLÝ K., MÜLLEROVÁ M. & POLÁŠKOVÁ A.The Variations of 222 Rn Activity Concentration in Borehole Water – a Comparison betweenthe First Halves of 2006 and 2007 ......................................................................................................133MŰLLEROVÁ M., HOLÝ K., BUJNOVÁ A., POLÁŠKOVÁ A. & HOLÁ O.Continuous Monitoring Systems for Indoor Radon Measurement: Construction and Resultsof their Testing ....................................................................................................................................141ANDRÁŠ P., MAMOŇOVÁ M., LADOMERSKÝ J., TURISOVÁ I., LICHÝ A. & RUSKOVÁ J.Influence of the Dump Sites on Development of Selected Plant Tissues at the Ľubietová Area(Slovakia) .............................................................................................................................................147BLAŽKOVÁ M.Identifying Disparities in the Podkrušnohoří Rock Environment ........................................................159ZAPLETAL M. & CHROUST P.Modelling Stomatal Ozone Flux and Deposition to Coniferous and Deciduous Forestin the Czech Republic ..........................................................................................................................163
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131RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONTable 2 gi
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135V-1 BOREHOLEThe courses of 222 R
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137AV-2 (40m) 2006A ( 222 Rn) [kBq/
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149Fig. 1 Podlipa dump-fieldCanada)
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161SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OFFACTORS THAT
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