The quality of drinking and natural waters directly affects human health and environmental safety. In this context, the radioactive state of water is of particular importance, which includes radionuclides originating not only from natural sources, but also from anthropogenic factors. The main radionuclides found in drinking and natural waters include uranium, thorium, radon and their decay products. The presence of these substances can pose a long-term threat to aquatic ecosystems and human health.

water, radioactivity, analysis, ionometry, spectrometric analysis, health, natural geochemical properties, anthropogenic impacts.

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