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RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES APRIL - JUNE 1955
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Subject Terms:
AlgaeANIMAL METABOLISMATMOSSPHERE DIFFUSIONBARIUM ANALYSISBARIUM ISOTOPES BA -140Beta Decay RadioisotopesBiological Radiation EffectsColumbia RiverDosimetryDrinking WaterELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATIONFISH RADIATION EFFECTSFishesGamma RadiationGround WaterGROUND WATERSHAPOIodine 131LANTHANUM ISOTOPES LA-140MonitoringMortalityNeutron DosimetryNIOBIUM ISOTOPE NB-95NITROGEN OXIDES - PREPARATIONOZONEPlutonium IsotopesPortable EquipmentRadioactive EffluentsRadioecological ConcentrationRadionuclide KineticsRadionuclide MigrationRatsRATS METABOLISMRBERUTHENIUMRuthenium 106STRONTIUMStrontium 90STRONTIUM ISOTOPES SR 90Surface AirSurface WatersSwineTritiumURANIUM (VI) OXIDES DISOOLUTIONWELDING SAFETYZIRCONIUM ISOTOPES ZR-95
Document Location:
DOE Public Reading Room - Hanford Battelle P.O. Box 999 MS H2-53 Richland WA 99352 (509)372-7443
Document Type:
REPORT
Publication Date:
1955 Jul 11
Declassification Date:
1956 Jan 23
Declassification Status:
Declassified
Document Pages:
31
Accession Number:
RL-1-362350
Document Number(s):
HW-38198
Originating Research Org.:
GE - HAPO
OpenNet Entry Date:
2004 Feb 23
OpenNet Modified Date:
2015 Aug 28
Description/Abstract:
EFFECT OF REACTOR EFFLUENT AND SODIUM DICHROMATE CONCENTRATION ON SALMON, RADIATION EFFECT ON PIG SKIN; PU ABSORPTION IN TOTAL PIG AND SKELETON BY INTRAGASTRIC ADMINISTRATION AND IN LIVER BY INTACT AND BROKEN SKIN ADMINISTRATION; RU, TRITIUM, AND REACTOR EFFLUENT RADIOISOTOPES ABSORPTION IN RATS; PLANT NUTRITION TEST WITH SR-90 SEPARATION OF BA AND SR, BA-140 AND LA-140, ZR-95 AND NB-95; DISSOLUTION RATES OF UO3 POWDER IN H2O AT 37 C; GAMMA, BETA,AND NEUTRON DOSIMETRY; PPTN OF ATMOSPHERIC SPECIMENS FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY; PREPARATION OF KNOWN CONCENTRATIONS OF NO2; OZONE CONCENTRATION PRODUCED BY INERT-ARC WELDING, ATOMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION AND PARTICLE PICK-UP STUDIES; DILUTION-VELOCITY TESTS OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION; INSTRUMENTATION.