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Economic Benchmarks, Consumer Preferences, Postharvest Processing Systems, Raw Oyster Products
Experimental Oyster Postharvest Processing Systems Gamma ray irradiation (GRI) X-ray irradiation (XRY) Posadas, B.C. and R. A. Posadas. 2004. Economic Benchmarks ... Radiation Information Network. Food Irradiation U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Frequently Asked Questions about Food Irradiation. For more ...
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Radiation
Total body X-ray irradiation of patients to determine occupational risk for workers on the WWII Manhattan Project. Irradiating ... the Laboratory's new equipment (such as particle beam accelerators and more powerful x-ray tubes) and radioactive isotopes to do experimental work on animals and people. The work ...
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Experimental Seafood Processing Laboratory
Seafood Processing Laboratory Experimental Seafood Processing Laboratory CURRENT RESEARCH 1. High intensity X-ray processing to improve Quality and Safety of Seafood. 2. Post harvest treatment of fish and ... spoilage by ion chromatography Dan VanGent, LSU Nuclear Research Scientist has assisted us our ongoing irradiation project. In-shell oysters are irradiated with 0-2.0 kGy of gamma radiation to ...
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Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA) and Radiation Safety Training services
Our advice has covered x-ray sources ranging from 1KeV to 3 GeV (i.e. research machines, quality assurance systems, baggage ... and above (i.e. we are RPA for a nuclear research reactor and several gamma irradiation facilities). Our advice therefore also covers the Radioactive Substances Act 1993 and transport regulations. We ...
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Terms Beginning With "I"
Irradiation: Exposure to radiation of wavelengths shorter than those of visible light (gamma, x-ray, or ultra- violet), for medical purposes, to sterilize ...
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Ionactive - Typical Users of Ionising Radiation
Universities and Colleges unsealed sources in biomedical research sealed sources in physics research x-ray crystallography for materials research static eliminator sources (Po-210) on weighing balance irradiators ... for quality control (including XRF PMI / Niton applications) irradiator (Co-60, for product irradiation or process sterilisation) radiography of pipe welds (Co-60, Ir-192, Se-75, ...
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NCRP Statements
The Probability That a Particular Malignancy May Have Been Caused by a Specified Irradiation (1992) > 6 Control of Air Emissions of Radionuclides (1984) > 5 NCRP Statement on Dose ... Thorium, Statement of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (1973) > 3 X-Ray Protection Standards for Home Television Receivers, Interim Statement of the National Council on Radiation ...
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MedlinePlus: Radiation Exposure
Agency) Plutonium(Environmental Protection Agency) Radiation Exposure in X-Ray Examinations(American College of Radiology, Radiological Society of North ... Irradiation(Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation) Laser Hazards(Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Mail Irradiation(Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation) Nasopharyngeal Radium Irradiation ...
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Food Irradiation Threatens Public Health, National Security, by Samuel Epstein, M.D.
Irrespective of whether radiated by radioactive cobalt pellets or rods, X-ray machines or electron beams, the current permissible radiation dosage is about 200 million ... sanitation, not irradiation of the nation's food supply. For further information on food irradiation, see the recently published article "Preventing Pathogenic Food Poisoning: Sanitation, Not Irradiation," endorsed by ...
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Food Irradiation | Radiation Protection | US EPA
Cobalt 60 Gamma Sources Electron Beam Facilities X-Ray Facilities What is the radiation dose to the food? How does irradiation kill bacteria? References How is food irradiated? Bulk ... for irradiation. Top of page What are the sources of radiation used? The food irradiation process uses three types of ionizing radiation sources: cobalt-60 gamma sources electron beam generators x-ray ...
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