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Estimation of the Risks of Ionising Radiation
1980Probably more is known about the quantitative relationship between exposure and carcinogenesis for radiation than for any other carcinogenic agent. Nevertheless from the brief review given here it is obvious that even for radiation the data are meagre and often not appropriate to the problems of setting dose limits for the protection of radiation ...
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1995
Ultraviolet, visible and near infrared radiation leads to electronic excitation in absorbing molecules. Excited molecules are able to perform certain photochemical reactions, e.g. photosynthetic electron transport or the photochemical transformations of phytochrome discussed earlier.
Hans Mohr, Peter Schopfer
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Ultraviolet, visible and near infrared radiation leads to electronic excitation in absorbing molecules. Excited molecules are able to perform certain photochemical reactions, e.g. photosynthetic electron transport or the photochemical transformations of phytochrome discussed earlier.
Hans Mohr, Peter Schopfer
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Interactions of ionising radiation
2006Abstract The history of ionising radiation starts in the four extraordinary years, 1895#x2013;1898. In 1895 Wilhelm Räontgen discovered X-rays, in 1896 Henri Becquerel discovered natural radioactivity, in 1897 J.J. Thompson dis covered the electron and in 1898 Marie Curie discovered Radium.
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Chemistry of ionising radiation
2017This chapter starts with radiation basics, followed by the biological effects of radiation. External sources include NORM (naturally occurring radioactive materials) such as minerals in the garden, limestone caves, mineral beach sands and coal. Radioactivity in food and medical exposure are discussed.
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Sensitivity and latency of ionising radiation-induced cataract
Experimental Eye Research, 2021Elizabeth A Ainsbury, Stephen Barnard
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Ionising radiation and the orthopaedic surgeon
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1992D E, Hynes +3 more
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