Titlebook: An Introduction to Radiation Protection; Alan Martin,Samuel A. Harbison Book 1980Latest edition Alan Martin and Samuel A. Harbison 1980 pr

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Legislation and other Regulations Related to Radiological Protection,f international organizations in setting rules and guidelines concerning radiological protection. Finally, a very brief account is given of the more important aspects of the regulatory position in France, Germany, Japan and the USA.

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Biological Effects of Radiation,: . effects in which the damage appears in the irradiated person himself, and . effects which arise only in the offspring of the irradiated person as a result of radiation damage to germ cells in the reproductive organs — the gonads.

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X-rays and Radiography,hotograph the interior of objects. For example the bone structure of the hand could be photographed because the bone attenuates X-rays to a greater extent than the soft flesh. Photographs obtained by passing X-rays through objects (or people) in this way are known as ..

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,Die Kausalität in der gegenwärtigen Physik, and there are several hundreds of power reactors in the world. With the increasing emphasis on protection of the environment, the management of these wastes is becoming an important factor in both the economics and the public acceptability of nuclear power.

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The Future of Philosophy [1931],hotograph the interior of objects. For example the bone structure of the hand could be photographed because the bone attenuates X-rays to a greater extent than the soft flesh. Photographs obtained by passing X-rays through objects (or people) in this way are known as ..