Re: Depleted Uranium

[John Andrews <andrewsjp@chartertn.net>]

I use an orange Fiesta Ware plate.  I don't carry it, but I use it as my 

coffee saucer in my home office. (Much to my wife's dismay.  "Get rid of 

that thing," she says.)



John Andrews

Knoxville, Tennessee

PS, I might have a bag of Coleman mantles left in my briefcase.  Nice 

complex check source for the gamma spec...



Franta, Jaroslav wrote:



> Good luck on that one -- I tried obtaining a small sample of DU for a 

> science demo kit (to compare shielding effectiveness with other 

> materials + show its high density) but was refused, in spite of the 

> fact that the quantity involved is exempt.

>

> Jaro

> frantaj@aecl.ca

> http://www.cns-snc.ca/branches/quebec/quebec_main.html

>

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>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: BERNARD L COHEN [mailto:blc+@PITT.EDU]

> Sent: Monday July 28, 2003 10:06 AM

> To: BobCherry@AOL.COM

> Cc: antarctica_charters@HOTMAIL.COM; radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

> Subject: Re: Depleted Uranium

>

>

>         I volunteer to carry around the DU. Keep me posted on details.

>





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