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Our understanding of the hazards of nuclear radiation is derived largely from the atomic bomb attacks on Japan. Current safety standards for the nuclear industry are based on the Japanese experience.
Mad, Bad and Dangerous: The Scientist and the Cinema by Christopher Frayling (Reaktion Books, 2005). ISBN: 978-1861892850 (hardback), 258 pages. Price: £19.95; ISBN: 978-1861892850 (paperback) £17;...
Brief discussion of diagnostic and therapeutic uses of radiation.
Explains the nature of the possible radiation hazard in electron microscopy and outlines the ways in which modern equipment is designed and made so that in normal use the worker is not exposed to radiation....
Shows the practical aspects of radiation monitoring. Covers the following: 1) choice of correct monitors for radiation and contamination; 2) monitors suitable for alpha, beta, gamma, neutrons, x-rays; 3)...
Demonstrates the radiographic facilities and working practices needed to fulfil the requirements of the ‘Ionising Radiation Regulations’, emphasises the role of the radiation protection adviser (RPA),...
Describes the therapeutic use of radiation in hospitals. Risks of harmful biological effects are outlined and put into perspective.
These two programmes are aimed at 16- to 17-year-old school students. They provide a straightforward and unbiased introduction to the subject of ionising radiation. Radiation: Types and effects This...
An elementary account of the properties of alpha, beta and gamma radiation and their interaction with matter.
Dr Van Allen and other scientists explain some of the purposes and methods of obtaining information in exploratory space flights. Illustrates the complicated instrumentation and procedures necessary for...
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