Abstract
Nahmias describes the radioassay of air, rain, and snowfall as the basis for detecting atomic bomb tests. Tables and graphs give time vs. Ra equivalents, distance vs Roentgens/h of radiation, and distribution of radioelements which can be expected.
Citation Formats
Nahmias, M E.
Detection at a distance of atomic bomb tests.
France: N. p.,
1954.
Web.
Nahmias, M E.
Detection at a distance of atomic bomb tests.
France.
Nahmias, M E.
1954.
"Detection at a distance of atomic bomb tests."
France.
@misc{etde_6153617,
title = {Detection at a distance of atomic bomb tests}
author = {Nahmias, M E}
abstractNote = {Nahmias describes the radioassay of air, rain, and snowfall as the basis for detecting atomic bomb tests. Tables and graphs give time vs. Ra equivalents, distance vs Roentgens/h of radiation, and distribution of radioelements which can be expected.}
journal = {Mem. Artillerie Fr.; (France)}
volume = {28}
journal type = {AC}
place = {France}
year = {1954}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Detection at a distance of atomic bomb tests}
author = {Nahmias, M E}
abstractNote = {Nahmias describes the radioassay of air, rain, and snowfall as the basis for detecting atomic bomb tests. Tables and graphs give time vs. Ra equivalents, distance vs Roentgens/h of radiation, and distribution of radioelements which can be expected.}
journal = {Mem. Artillerie Fr.; (France)}
volume = {28}
journal type = {AC}
place = {France}
year = {1954}
month = {Jan}
}