[ RadSafe ] Enhanced Raman Spectra from Electrodes - Relevance to Leukemias, Cancers or Health Physics

[Roger Helbig]

I am curious how the following subject makes Christopher Busby an expert in
radiation, leukemias, cancers, nuclear reactor accidents or depleted uranium


Enhanced Raman spectra from electrodes : a study of the surface enhanced
Raman effect and its utility and scope with regard to the examination of
electrochemical and interfacial phenomena 
Main author:  Busby, C C. 
Published:  1982.  

Does anyone on this list know what this is all about?  The dissertation is
only available in the University of Kent's library so if anyone has a friend
at the Univerity of Kent, I will send them the full catalog number and
perhaps they could obtain some pages for us.

Roger Helbig

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Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] Busby: chemist or physicist?

Weren't you the one who questioned "Health Physics"?  

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[mailto:radsafe-bounces at health.phys.iit.edu] On Behalf Of Busby Chris
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My PhD is in Chemical PHYSICS
Thank you
Chris Busby

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From: radsafe-bounces at agni.phys.iit.edu on behalf of Steven Dapra
Sent: Sat 30/04/2011 05:05
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Subject: [ RadSafe ] Busby: chemist or physicist?
 
April 29

	According to this hysterical and fear-mongering article, Chris
Busby 
is a physicist.  Here's the quote:

"Dr. Chris Busby, another physicist says there is a rage in the 
people in Tokyo and he now predicts based on his calculations that 
800,000 people out of about 8 million who live within 200 kilomters 
[sic] of the plant will contract cancer if they are not moved out."

	Here's the link:

http://www.infowars.com/fukushima-exposure-levels-going-up-everywhere/

	Based on the size of the scroll bar it looks like a long 
article.  Over three fourths of it is comments from readers.  (The 
article is about 2400 words long.)

Steven Dapra