Radiation Flashcards

1
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MagNOx?

A

Magnesium, no oxide fuel

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2
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types of dosimeter

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film badge
exectroscope
air sampling
geiger counter

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3
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Film badge principles

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film reacts to radiation, a variety of filters monitor different energies, allowing the analyst to assess what effects the radiation exposure might have on the person who was wearing it.

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4
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Electroscope principles

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charged device being discharged by radiation

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5
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Geiger counter principles

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ionising radiation makes a conductive path between two charged plates, current produced is amplified and usually sent to a speaker to make s clicking sound for each interaction.

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6
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Radiation units of activity

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Becquerel - Bq
Curie - Ci 3.7 x 10^10Bq
Rutherford - Rd 1,000,000 Bq

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7
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Radiation exposure units

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coulomb/kilo - C/kg

Rontgen - R

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8
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Radiation Absorbed dose

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Gray - Gy
erg/gram
Rad

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9
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Radiation dose equivalent

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sievert - Sv

rontogen equivalent man - rem

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10
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Average radiation dose per person per year (UK)?

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2.7mSv

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