October 2000 HP Journal TOC

["Busby, Bruce" <BBusby@intiso.com>]

Hi All, 

Sorry about the SS density.... Mis-read the table, but the good news is that
now everyone knows the density for slate!

Anyway, here is the October 2000 Table of Contents for the Health Physics
Journal. 

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Bruce Busby, Senior Health Physicist
International Isotopes, Inc.
E-mail: bbusby@intiso.com

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HEALTH PHYSICS
Schedule of Contents
Volume 79 No. 4, October 2000

On the cover: The Munich tandem accelerator, part of the most sensitive
AMS facility to detect 63Ni (T1/2 = 100 years). 63Ni was formed by fast
neutrons on 63Cu in samples from Hiroshima and Nagasaki. See article by
W. Rühm et al. on page 358 for more information. Photograph courtesy of
F. Schmidt, Munich.


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NEWS ON THE NET
 
Faster Internet Access
Bruce Busby 					Page - 339


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PAPERS

Internal Exposure from the Ingestion of Foods 
Contaminated by 137Cs After the Chernobyl 
Accident--Report 2. Ingestion Doses of the Rural 
Population of Ukraine Up to 12 Y After the Accident 
(1986-1997)
Ilya A. Likhtarev, Lionella N. Kovgan, Sergei E. 
Vavilov, Oleg N. Perevoznikov, Leonid N. Litvinets, 
Lynn R. Anspaugh, Peter Jacob, and Gerhard 
Pröhl							Page - 341

Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of 63Ni at the 
Munich Tandem Laboratory for Estimating Fast 
Neutron Fluences from the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb
W. Rühm, K. Knie, G. Rugel, A. A. Marchetti, T. 
Faestermann, C. Wallner, J. E. McAninch, T. Straume, 
and G. Korschinek					Page - 358

Radon Progeny Exposure and Lung Cancer Risk 
Among Non-Smoking Uranium Miners
Frank D. Gilliland, William C. Hunt, Victor E. Archer, 
and Geno Saccomanno				Page - 365

Restricting Exposure to Pulsed and Broadband 
Magnetic Fields
Kari Jokela						Page - 373

Theoretical Study of the Relation Between Radon 
and Its Long-Lived Progeny in a Room
P. Cauwels, A. Poffijn, W. Mondelaers, P. Lahorte, B. 
Masschaele, G. Meesen, and A. Van Deynse	Page - 389

In Situ Hot Spot Measurements with HPGe Detector 
0.1 M Above Ground
Y. Nir-El						Page - 396

Using Measured 30-150 kVp Polychromatic 
Tungsten X-Ray Spectra to Determine Ion Chamber 
Calibration Factors, NX (Gy C-1)
J. R. Mercier, D. T. Kopp, W. D. McDavid, S. B. Dove, 
J. L. Lancaster, and D. M. Tucker		Page - 402


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FORUM
 
On the Application of a Radiation Weighting Factor 
for Alpha Particles in Protection of Non-Human 
Biota
D. C. Kocher and J. R. Trabalka		Page - 407

The LNT-Controversy and the Concept of 
"Controllable Dose"
Albrecht M. Kellerer and Elke A. Nekolla	Page - 412


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NOTES
 
Internal Dosimetry of Plutonium Using the Late 
Urinary Excretion
R. C. Sharma and M. C. Abani			Page - 419

Seld Absorption of Alpha and Beta Particles in a 
Fiberglass Filter
John W. Luetzelschwab, Christie Storey, Katrina 
Zraly, and David Dussinger			Page - 425


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ICNIRP GUIDELINES

Revision of Guidelines on Limits of Exposure to 
Laser Radiation of Wavelengths Between 400 nm 
and 1.4 µm
International Commission on Non-Ionizing 
Radiation Protection				Page - 431


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OTHER CONTENT

News and Notices 
Instructions for Submission of New Product 
Announcements 
Author Guidelines
Health Physics Society Prospectus
Health Physics Society Affiliate Members 
Advertisers Guide	Appears at the back of this issue 
Advertisers Index	Appears at the back of this issue
Up and Coming	Appears at the back of this issue




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