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The interaction of radionuclide  131 I and cadmium chloride was investigated by an alternative bioassay using the crustaceans  Artemia franciscana . Fifty individuals were placed in each Petri dish. Due to radiation protection, evaluation of the experiment was performed using digital recordings taken by a camera. In the group containing a cadmium solution with an added radionuclide with a volumetric activity of 32 MBq·l -1 , the lethality was significantly lower than in the group containing only a cadmium solution of 0.250 mmol·l -1 . In the cadmium solution group and higher volumetric activity of radionuclide  131 I (370 MBq·l -1 ), the lethality was significantly higher than in the control group, which demonstrated a synergistic effect. It was found that lethality was lower in the group containing only radionuclide  131 I with a volumetric activity of 138 MBq·l -1  than in the control group. This result supports the theory of radiation hormesis.

Interaction of radionuclide 131I and cadmium chloride in an alternative bioassay with Artemia franciscana evaluated by a digital record