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RE: Hot Particles?



Ray,
 
I have been moved within the BNL so often and so many times, so I have lost most of my beta-dose calculation references.   If I recalled correcly, in the one of the early issue of "Radioactive & Radiochemistry" Jouranl has your Co-60 infomation.  The article is described a MIT study on Co-60 spheres as "Hot particle".  I hope somebody can share this Journal with you, otherwise you can contact the Publisher at:  (404) 352-4620 or caretakercom@mindspring.com  
 
Good luck to you,
casper     
-----Original Message-----
From: Raymond Shadis [mailto:shadis@ime.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 12:23 AM
To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu
Subject: Hot Particles?

I am seeking some guidance with respect to calculating the dose from internalized hot particles-either activation particles, such as, Co-60 or irradiated nuclear fuel fragments. Perhaps someone on the list is an expert in this area and would care to help. Thanks.
 
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