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Some people asked me to follow-up on the original post
with some rad figures. I finally dug them back out of the paper pile. Here are the ones I took at the time: Background in Dallas, outside: .01 mR/h Background inside the building: .03 mR/h (rock/brick/concrete contain radioactive isotopes). TBY-7 panel, contact: 4 mR/h both before and after treatment. paint brush: .2 mR/h paint can top (used to hold paint) .2 mR/h Paper towels and gloves: .1 mR/h Everything else measured background level after clean-up. These are tiny levels and harmless if handled as I wrote in the original post. 73 Dave AB5S |
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