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Re: Commercial Uses of Pm-147
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- Subject: Re: Commercial Uses of Pm-147
- From: MVala@USCCMAIL.uscc.bms.com
- Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 13:00:57 -0500
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Pm-147 is used in luminescent watched and other devices the same way
tritium is, see 10 CFR 30.19 and 32.22. Your spill may have been from
a damaged luminescent device.
Mike Vala
mvala@usccmail.bms
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Subject: Commercial Uses of Pm-147
Author: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at Internet/X400
Date: 7/10/96 11:41 AM
Fellow Radsafers,
We recently have had a spill in a cold lab where the isotope was
identified as pure Pm-147 (microcurie quantities). This isotope is
not part of our normal inventory, except as a minor constituent in
fission products. Does anyone know of commercial products that use
this particular isotope?
Lawrence Burke
Health Physicist
Argonne National Lab - West
(208)-533-7078
(208)-533-7344 Fax
lawrence.burke@anl.gov