Re: RSO book

["Mike Bohan" <mike.bohan@yale.edu>]

        Reply to:   RE>>RSO book

Hi Donna,

The one book I would recommend that you make sure each investigator has a copy
of is:

Radiotracer Methodology in the Biological, Environmental, and Physical
Sciences, C.H. Wang, D.L. Willis, & W.D. Loveland, 1975, Prentice-Hall, Inc.

This is a good lab manual which covers all fundamental detection systems  
including a particularly good chapters on LSC, counting ststistics and
experimental design.  Although it's not primarily geared towards rad. safety,
if your investigators understand the fundamentals in this book, you'll be a
long way down the right path.
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Date: 12/03/97 8:42 PM
To: Mike Bohan
From: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
>Hello,
>
>I work at a biotech company which uses small amounts of radioisotopes and I
>would like to purchase a book to use as a reference in dealing with
>radiation safety issues.
>
>What book would you recommend?