Fascinating Revigators

["Sue M. Dupre" <DUPRE%PUCC.bitnet@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu>]

Now that the power of revigators to draw radiation safety professionals into
discussions (a basically beneficial effect, I assert) has been discovered, I
plan to cleverly use this knowledge the next time I have a query for the list.
For instance, I might ask "What survey techniques do you use for your S-35
wastes after you have removed the bags of waste from the revigator jars in
which the wastes were stored?" or I might ask "does a revigator jar make a more
appropriate check source than a Coleman lantern mantle for portable survey
meters?" or (on a bad day) I might ask "how many New Jersey Department of En-
vironmental Protection regulators can I stuff into a revigator jar and be sure
they never get out again?".  I think I'll be buried under all the responses.

Sue Dupre (discovering the joys of late Friday afternoon)
Princeton University

I suppose my remark about NJ DEP regulators deserves a disclaimer - and it is
therefore disclaimed.