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The use of radioactive substances in the Netherlands
, 1990 Hemelaar, Jos Th., Huyskens, C.J.
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Radioactivity and Radioactive Substances
Physics Bulletin, 19544th edition. By Sir James Chadwick, D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.S. Revised and supplemented by Prof. J. Rotblat, M.A., D.Sc, F.Inst.P. (London : Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd.). Pp. 120. Price 12s. 6d. It is of interest to note how much of the material which appeared in the first edition of this book has earned its place in the present edition.
James Chadwick, M. L. Pool
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Types of Radioactive Substances
2021There are many radioactive substances with very different properties. Some are gaseous, others liquid or solid. Some are highly chemically reactive, others inert. As radioactivity depends only on properties of the nucleus, any substance can contain radioactive isotopes without changes to its chemical properties.
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1980
The purpose of this chapter is to show how to assess the detriment resulting from the release of radioactive materials to the environment. Because of the wide range of the subject and the limitation of space the chapter consists of little more than a listing of principles and concepts.
Butler, G. C., Hyslop, C.
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The purpose of this chapter is to show how to assess the detriment resulting from the release of radioactive materials to the environment. Because of the wide range of the subject and the limitation of space the chapter consists of little more than a listing of principles and concepts.
Butler, G. C., Hyslop, C.
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The Radioactive Substances Act 1960
The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1964The Hadioactive Substances Act 1960 that came into effect on December 1, 1963 requires persons who keep and use radioactive material to be registered with the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, and to obtain authorization for the accumulation and/or disposal of radioactive waste.
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Shipping radioactive substances
Physics Today, 1949In 1936, the manager of a film processing station in Chicago noticed periodic density variations occuring in rolls of 16-mm film sent in by mail for processing. The possibility that these rolls had been irradiated by unprotected shipments of medical radium or radon in the mails was suspected, and inquiry at the Chicago Post Office proved this to be the
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Control of radioactive substances
2015The possession, use, transport, and disposal of radioactive materials are controlled through regulation to limit exposure of the public and workers. This chapter describes the methodologies employed. Regulation is enacted through a system of notification and licensing, based upon recommendations from the IAEA and ICRP.
Jill Reay, David Sutton, Colin J Martin
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Pollution with Radioactive Substances
2017Our world is radioactive since the beginning of the universe. Life has learned to resist against highly energetic radiation from natural sources originating from so-called primordial and cosmogenic radionuclides, but in addition the presence of natural radioactivity, man has introduced artificial radionuclides into the environment by various nuclear ...
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