Re: Non-ionizing Radiation Reference

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When I studied for the CHP exam, I found that the chapter in Cember on 
nonionizing radiation was "all I needed to know".  There's a third edition 
out, now, and, although I haven't yet read that chapter, it looks like 
sufficient preparation for part I.   
Bill Lipton 



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Dear Radsafers:
Does anyone know of a good reference text for non-ionizing radiation
(lasers, microwave, EMF) that I could utilize for CHP Part I prep?

Thanks in advance

Kevin Scott 


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