Re: The Gamma Rays of the Radionuclides

[Tom Hazlett <tomhaz@AOL.COM>]

Try http://ie.lbl.gov/ensdf/



Cory.Romzo@amersham.com wrote:



>Can anyone provide any information as to where someone may purchase a copy

>of the book The Gamma Rays of the Radionuclides by Gerhard Erdtmann and

>Werner Soyka?  If not can someone suggest an alternate book/source that may

>contain the same information.  Rad Decay can be a useful tool, however the

>software does not contain all radionuclides.

> 

>Thanks in advance for any responses,

> 

>Cory W. Romzo

>Health Physicist

>Amersham Health

>

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