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L. G. Eaust, Health Physics Manual of Good Practicesfor Plutonium Handling, PNL-6534, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Wash., 1988. [Pg.207]

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Jantuiien, M., Reponen, A., Kauranen, P., and Vartiainen, M. (1991). Chernobyl fallout in southern and central Finland. Health Physics 60 427-434. [Pg.337]

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Wolff RK, Griffith WC, Cuddihy RG, et al. 1989. Modeling accumulations of particles in lung during chronic inhalation exposures that lead to impaired clearance. Health Physics 57 61-68. [Pg.587]

Trivedi, A., Galeriu, D., Richardson, R. B., Dose contribution from metabolized organically bound tritium after acute tritiated water intakes in humans, Health Physics 1997, 73, 579-586. [Pg.151]

G. R., Biological half-life of tritium, Health Physics 1963, 9, 911-914. [Pg.151]

Nero, A.V., Indoor Radiation Exposures from 222Rn and its Daughters A view of the Issue, Health Physics, 45 273-288 (1983). [Pg.75]

Stranden, E., L. Berteig, and F. Ugletveit, A Study on Radon in Dwellings, Health Physics 36 413-421 (1979). [Pg.142]

Alter, H. W. and R. L. Fleischer, Passive integrating radon monitor for environmental monitoring, Health Physics, 40 693-702 (1981). [Pg.173]

Annanmaki, M., H. Koskela, M. Koponen, and 0. Parviainen, RADOK An Integrating, Passive Radon Monitor, Health Physics, 44 413-416 (1983). [Pg.173]

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Dua, S. K., P. Kotrappa, and P. C. Gupta, Infuluence of Relative Humidity on the Charged Fraction of Decay Products of Radon and Thoron, Health Physics, 45 152-157 (1983). [Pg.173]

Ikebe, Y., T. Iida, M. Shimo, H. Ogawa, J. Maeda, T. Hattori, S. Minato, and S. Abe, Evaluation by alpha track Detectors of Rn Concentrations and f Values in the Natural Environment, Health Physics, 49 992-995 (1985). [Pg.174]

A. M. Bhagwat, and S. D. Soman, Passive Measurement of Radon and Thoron Using TLD of SSNTD on Electrets, Health Physics, 43 399-404... [Pg.174]

Fleischer, R.L., Theory of Passive Measurement of Radon Daughter and Working Levels by the Nuclear Track Technique, Health Physics 47 263-270 (1984). [Pg.188]

Jacobi, W., Activity and Potential a-Energy of Radon- and Radon-daughters in Different Air Atmospheres, Health Physics 22 441-450 (1972). [Pg.189]

Rock, R.L., D.B. Lovett, and S.C. Nelson, Radon-daughter Exposure Measurement with Track Etch Films, Health Physics 16 617-621 (1969). [Pg.189]

Schery, S.D., Measurements of Airborne Pb and uRn at Varied Indoor Locations Within the United States, Health Physics 49 1061-1067 (1985). [Pg.189]

Scott, A.G., Radon Daughter Deposition Velocities Estimated from Field Measurements, Health Physics 45 481-485 (1983). [Pg.189]

Skinner, S.W. and P.C. Nyberg, Method for the Calculation of Radon Response Characteristics of Integrating Detectors, Health Physics 45 544-550 (1983). [Pg.189]

Jonassen N., The Determination of Radon Exhalation Rates, Health Physics 45 369-376 (1983). [Pg.222]

Zapalac G.H., A Time-Dependent Method for Characterizing the Diffusion of 222Rn in Concrete, Health Physics 45 377-383 (1983). [Pg.222]

Israeli, M., Deposition Rates of Rn Progeny in Houses, Health Physics 49 1069-1083 (1985). [Pg.302]

Keller, G. and K.H. Folkerts, Ra-222 Concentrations and Decay Products Equilibrium in Dwellings and in the Open Air, Health Physics 47 385-398 (1984). [Pg.302]

Knutson, E.O., A.C. George, J.J. Frey and E. Koh, Radon Daughter Plateout, Part II. Prediction Model, Health Physics 45 445-452 (1983). [Pg.302]

Me Gregor, R.G., P. Vasudev, E.G. Letourneau, R.S. Me Cullough, F.A. Prantl and H. Taniguchi, Background concentrations of radon and radon daughters in Canadian homes, Health Physics 39 285-289 (1980). [Pg.302]

Mercer, T.T., The Effects of Particle Size on the Escape of Recoiling the RaB Atoms from Particulate Surfaces, Health Physics 31 173-175 (1976). [Pg.303]

Concentration of Radon (Rn-222), Thoron (Rn-220) and their Decay Products in Room Air, Health Physics 34 465-473 (1978). [Pg.303]


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