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Knott, Albert – 1967
Analysis of radiation fallout prevention factors in new construction is presented with emphasis on architectural shielding principles. Numerous diagrams and charts illustrate--(1) radiation and fallout properties, (2) building protection principles, (3) details and planning suggestions, and (4) tabular data interpretation. A series of charts is…
Descriptors: Building Design, Construction Materials, Fallout Shelters, Radiation
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Gillette, Robert – Science, 1972
A news report on the possibility of a generic problem with fuel element design in scaled-up'' nuclear power plants. Some damage has been detected in new plants. (AL)
Descriptors: Energy, Nuclear Physics, Public Health, Radiation
Deeson, Eric – Phys Educ, 1970
Descriptors: Physics, Radiation Effects, Science History, Scientists
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Lindop, Patricia J.; Rotblat, J. – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1971
Descriptors: Environment, Genetics, Nuclear Energy, Pollution
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Gillette, Robert – Science, 1971
Descriptors: Energy, Environment, Policy, Radiation
Donald, William – J Health Phys Educ Recreation, 1970
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Guidelines, Health Education, Radiation Effects
Klicka, Mary V. – Sch Lunch J, 1970
Describes food and packaging innovations being developed by the military and their relation to school food service needs of the next decade. (Author/LR)
Descriptors: Food, Innovation, Nutrition, Radiation Effects
Morgan, Bill – Electronic Learning, 1990
Discusses the possible health effects of electromagnetic fields of radiation that are emitted from video display terminals (VDTs). Responses from vendors in the computer industry are related, steps to reduce possible risks are suggested, and additional sources of information on VDTs are listed. (LRW)
Descriptors: Environmental Influences, Radiation Effects, Video Display Terminals
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Rebus, Shirley – Canadian Home Economics Journal, 1990
Addresses some of the major issues of food irradiation with respect to safety and wholesomeness, including formation of radiolytic products, effects on nutrients, prevention of food-borne illness, development of radiation-resistant bacteria, and formation of afaltoxins. (Author)
Descriptors: Food, Nutrition, Radiation Effects, Safety
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Riland, Carson A. – Physics Teacher, 1996
Reports that environmental radioactivity levels vary with temperature and precipitation and these effects are due to radon. Discusses the measurement of this environmental radioactivity and the theory behind it. (JRH)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Physics, Radiation, Secondary Education
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Smith, Gregory D.; Nunan, Elizabeth; Walker, Claire; Kushel, Dan – Journal of Chemical Education, 2009
Imaging of artwork is an important aspect of art conservation, technical art history, and art authentication. Many forms of near-infrared (NIR) imaging are used by conservators, archaeologists, forensic scientists, and technical art historians to examine the underdrawings of paintings, to detect damages and restorations, to enhance faded or…
Descriptors: Art Products, Preservation, Art History, Chemistry
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Shallcross, Dudley E.; Harrison, Tim G. – Physics Education, 2007
The newly revised specifications for GCSE science involve greater consideration of climate change. This topic appears in either the chemistry or biology section, depending on the examination board, and is a good example of "How Science Works." It is therefore timely that students are given an opportunity to conduct some simple climate modelling.…
Descriptors: Climate, Prediction, Models, Chemistry
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Schmidt, Matthew; Easter, Matthew; Jonassen, David; Miller, William; Ionas, Gelu – Journal of Vocational Education and Training, 2008
The advent of the global information society and a myriad of other rapidly changing variables are presenting many new and unique challenges for the twenty-first century workforce, and perhaps the most pressing of these challenges is actually meeting the needs for qualified workers to fill the positions in emerging and growing fields. One such…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Online Courses, Radiation, Technology
Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Nuclear Energy Office. – 1986
Radiation is a natural energy force that has been a part of the environment since the Earth was formed. It takes various forms, none of which can be smelled, tasted, seen, heard, or felt. Nevertheless, scientists know what it is, where it comes from, how to measure and detect it, and how it affects people. Cosmic radiation from outer space and…
Descriptors: College Science, Energy, Higher Education, Nuclear Energy
Defense Civil Preparedness Agency (DOD), Washington, DC. – 1977
Originally prepared for use as a student textbook in Radiological Defense (RADEF) courses, this manual provides the basic technical information necessary for an understanding of RADEF. It also briefly discusses the need for RADEF planning and expected postattack emergency operations. There are 14 chapters covering these major topics: introduction…
Descriptors: Civil Defense, Emergency Programs, Measurement, Measurement Equipment
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