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Non-ionizing radiation and humans health
, 2013 Covalicov, M.I., Kovalicov, M.
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Non-ionizing radiation as possible carcinogen
International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 2020The advent of wireless technologies has revolutionized the way we communicate. The steady upsurge in the use of mobile phone all over the world in the last two decades, while triggered economic growth, has caused substantial damage to the environment, both directly and indirectly.
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International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 1980
The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) held a symposium in Washington, DC, designed to discuss the scientific, technical, and programmatic issues of non-ionizing radiation. Since, in Germany, the regulations DIN 57848 and VDE 0848 still exist only as drafts, the presented state of the art was of special interest.
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The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) held a symposium in Washington, DC, designed to discuss the scientific, technical, and programmatic issues of non-ionizing radiation. Since, in Germany, the regulations DIN 57848 and VDE 0848 still exist only as drafts, the presented state of the art was of special interest.
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2010
Radiation-protection regulations concern ionizing radiation like α, β, γ radiation and neutrons. Separate regulations concern the handling of X rays and X-ray-generating devices. γ radiation and X rays are electromagnetic waves: they differ from visible light or microwave radiation only by their energy or, equivalently, by their frequency or wavelength.
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Radiation-protection regulations concern ionizing radiation like α, β, γ radiation and neutrons. Separate regulations concern the handling of X rays and X-ray-generating devices. γ radiation and X rays are electromagnetic waves: they differ from visible light or microwave radiation only by their energy or, equivalently, by their frequency or wavelength.
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Photonic and non-ionizing cosmic radiation
Physica, 1946Summary We extended our investigations concerning the amount of photons and particles in cosmic radiation, to the region of energies higher than 10 7 evolts. For this purpose we recorded simultaneously the ionizing particles and the non-ionizing ones which produced in a layer of lead at least one or two electrons (principle of anticoincidences).
J. Clay, C. Levert
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Non-ionizing radiation safety: radiofrequency radiation, electric and magnetic fields
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 1992The static, low-frequency and radiofrequency parts of the electromagnetic spectrum are used in various areas of human activity. Equipment utilizing this energy today is to be found in industry, medicine, commerce and private homes. The author provides a short survey of the biological effects and concentrates on the principal experimental and ...
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Effects of Non-Ionizing Radiations on Viruses
1957Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the effects of nonionizing radiations on specific biological activities of viruses. Both (ionizing and nonionizing) kinds of radiations are electromagnetic waves emitted in quanta and they differ from one another only in the ranges of their wavelengths.
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