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>Subject: GC and Ni-63
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>Hi all...
> Some interesting things going on here...
> Anyway... I have a question.... :o (surprize)
> Does anyone know some special general license for Ni-63 sources
>in Gas Chromatagraphs?????... we have several on campus (15mCi) and
Many different items may be possessed under 10 CFR 31.5. The deter-
mining factor is how they were distributed. 10 CFR 32 give rules
for distribution of generally licensed items. Most GC cells that I
have seen may be distributed either as a generally licensed item or
as a specifically licensed item. The difference is the level of
disassembly and maintenance that the user is allowed to do (i.e.,
a generally licensee may do none). You should have gotten infor-
mation with the cells that tells you conditions of use. Another
source of information is the NRC or Agreement State sealed source
and device registry sheet.
>the NRC hinted that they maybe generally licensed... Thought I would
>put it out for general discussion... Thank lots all
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>Bruce Busby
>Idaho State University
>Radiation Safety Office
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Noel D. Montgomery, Capt, USAF, BSC
USAF Radioisotope Committee
Office of the Surgeon General