Re[2]: Counting Statistics

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     A long while ago I ordered some phosphorescent pigment from USR 
     Optonix, Box 409, Hackettston, NJ 07840 - (210) 850-1500.  They sell 
     pigments for commercial applications but you can get inexpensive 
     samples from them.  Try that instead of pixie dust.
     
     MAJ Tonry
     
          
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Subject: RE: Counting Statistics 
Author:  <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu > at Internet-Mail
Date:    1/15/99 6:07 AM


Excellent question, I  have the same problem.
Along with that question, does anybody know if there is anything new on the 
market for checking the spread of contamination in a training environment. I 
have borrowed a black light and pixie dust form another station, and when I 
went to order one for myself I found the vendor was no longer in business. 
Has anybody recently ordered this equipment or is there anything new that is 
similar?
David Villicana
Dresden RP Training
815-942-2920-2562
David.S.Villicana@ucm.com 
     
> -----Original Message-----
> From:        Timothy.L.Popp@am.pnu.com [SMTP:Timothy.L.Popp@am.pnu.com] 
> Sent:        Thursday, January 14, 1999 6:47 PM
> To:        Multiple recipients of list 
> Subject:        Counting Statistics
> 
> 
> Could anyone recommend a good, plain language, reference on counting 
> statistics?
> Every time something about counting statistics comes up, I pull several of 
> my 
> references off the shelf and end up spending more time trying to figure 
> out if 
> they are all defining and calculating the same thing.  LLD, MDA, decision 
> level,
> critical level, ... I don't care what terms they use.  I'd just like a 
> "Counting
> Statistics for Dummies" book that would be a useful reference to me and, 
> at the 
> same time, useful in explaining the concepts to someone unfamiliar with 
> the 
> material.
> 
> Tim Popp
> Health Physics Scientist
> Pharmacia & Upjohn
> timothy.l.popp@am.pnu.com
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