Re: X-ray crystalography

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I haven't been involved in this for a while, but the Bureau of Radiological 
Health (now some other name) of the Dept. of Health and Human Services used to 
have training material.  They had an excellent film, "The Double Edged Sword," 
about x-ray diffraction machine safety, which they supplied at not cost.  
Things have probably changed, but I suggest that you try to contact whatever 
agency has taken over this.  


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> An associate  of mine was invited (told) to perform rad safety training on
> this subject.  Anybody have or know where to obtain materials on this subject
> to help her out?  The best solution would be to have an outline with some
> training materials to peruse.

I've got a general tutorial on analytical x-ray machine safety on the web,
if that's the type of thing she's looking for.  The URL is:

http://romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu/DEHS/rad/xray/xray_intro.html

(yes, this is case sensitive)

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