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Re: Ci to Bq
At 15:00 30.08.1999 -0500, you wrote:
>The only thing worse than this question being posted on Radsafe (more
>appropriate to look it up in a BOOK) is the existence of a software
program to
>do the conversion.
>
>Diane Case
Diane,
Thanks for your comment, I would not have dared to post it myself! It is
more than incredible, that such a question is posted on RADSAFE, it is even
more incredible that some people seriously answer it and that it seems to
be necessary to download software programs from the internet to multiply a
number with a factor which is something like a universal natural constant
for people involved with radiation measurements and radiation protection.
Why do we laugh about the greens and their ridiculous attitude toward
nuclear energy and radiation, when such a question is posed on a newsgroup
of which I thought to be the newsgroup of the elite in radiation protection?
Please, originator of this thread, tell me that this was a hoax, please!
Franz
Franz Schoenhofer
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