Mathematical Modeling of the Calculation of Uranium Concentrations in the Urine Samples of the Factories Workers due to the Number of Working Years
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The current study aims to build a mathematical model in order to assist the researchers to calculate the uranium concentrations in urine samples for labors in factories whom spend several years of work. So a new mathematical model is constructed by several parameters. The proposed mathematical model covers samples for labors who are working in many factories in selected locations in Iraq and whom might be exposed to the radiation materials in their works, depending on the period of works. Our calculated values have shown conformity with the experimental data of other researchers.
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