Re: rad decay software?

["Ralph E. Wild" <rewild@ibm.net>]

RadDecay is from Grove Engineering.  It used to be free and distributed with
MicroShield.  The more recent versions are not free.  You may be able to find
one of the older versions using one of the web search engines like Alta Vista,
Yahoo, etc.

Henry Wood wrote:

> Could someone please suggest an inexpensive (or free) windows-based program
> that will solve decay chain type problems?  I need to insert various parent
> activities and solve for progeny activities after various lengths of time.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Thomas Henry Wood
> Blue Ridge Environmental Consulting, Inc.
> 600 Highway 25 North
> Travelers Rest, SC  29690
> 864-834-5513
> thenry@viperlink.net
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