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Health Risk from Tritium at Fusion Power Plants
J. E. Phillips. Influence of the rate of conversion of HT to HTO on projected radiation doses from release of molecular tritium, pp. 373-383. In Proceedings of the IAEA Symposium on ... , October 16-20, 1978, San Francisco, Calif. Easterly, C. E. and M. R. Bennett. 1983. Radiation catalyzed conversion of tritium gas to tritiated water, Nuclear Technology/Fusion 4(2):116-120 ...
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Model Software | Radiation Protection |US EPA
Dose Calculator Dose and Risk Calculation Software (DCAL) DCAL ... of page Local Navigation Radiation Home Basic Information Newsroom Radiation Topics Radiation Programs Waste Management Emergency Response Air & Water Source Reduction & Management Naturally-Occurring Radiation Cleanup & Multi- ...
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Ch. 10: Fallout Radiation Meters - Nuclear War Survival Skills
(R), and radiation dose rates are given in roentgens per hour (R/hr). This simplification is justified because, for external whole-body gamma radiation ... 2 Normalized Calibration Points for Two KFMs, Showing the Straight-Line Relationship Between Milliroentgen Radiation DOSES and Resultant Readings. The complete instructions for making and using a KFM (see ...
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Food Irradiation | Radiation Protection | US EPA
Radiation doses vary for different foodstuffs. For the vast majority of foods, the limit is less than 10 kiloGray. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets radiation ... Navigation Radiation Home Basic Information Newsroom Radiation Topics Radiation Programs Waste Management Emergency Response Air & Water Source Reduction & Management Naturally-Occurring Radiation ...
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RERF's Research - Radiation Effects Research Foundation
Genetics. Cytogenetic Research Individual radiation doses are assessed by evaluation of chromosome aberration frequency in the blood cells of A-bomb survivors. Radiation doses can also be estimated with ... children of A-bomb survivors. Efforts are also being made to accurately detect radiation-induced mutation rates using mouse models. Studies have been initiated to examine genomic instability ...
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Acute death due to radiation - Radiation Effects Research Foundation
Radiation Effects Research Foundation Menu does not appear -- SiteMap Acute death due to radiation The probability of dying directly from radiation exposure depends on the dose, but ... radiation doses could be better estimated. The United Nation's Scientific Committee reported the LD50/60 (50% death within 60 days) based on the information on atomic bomb survivors, accidental radiation ...
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Low Dose Radiation Effects
High doses of radiation can cure cancer but low doses can prevent it. New research indicates that low doses of radiation ...
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FMI - Research - Atmosphere - Ozone and UV radiation
Diffuse radiation arises from the radiation scattering process caused by atmospherical gases and particles. UV radiation is at its strongest ... , the annual UV dose increases by about 12 %. Some indications of increasing UV doses have been noticed during short incidental depletion episodes in Finland during the last years ...
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Terminology of the health effects of radiation
Radiation health effects Search : Contact us Terminology of the health effects of radiation Becquerel - Curie - Gray - RAD - REM - Roentgen - Sievert Measurement of radiactivity: Curie (Ci ... x 10-11 Ci Measurement of absorbed doses and biological damage: - Old units RAD Radiation absorbed dose. A unit of energy absorbed from ionizing radiation, equal to 0.01 joules ...
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Nuclear Energy Agency Press Kits - Radiation protection
Initially, only the most obvious forms of harm resulting from high doses of radiation (such as radiation burns) were observed and protection efforts ... there were other, less obvious, harmful radiation effects such as radiation-induced cancer, for which there is a certain risk even at low doses of radiation. This risk cannot be completely prevented. ...
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