Radioactive Half-life. Half-Life Half Life Exposure Radiation = Energy Contamination = MaterialRadiation = Energy Contamination = Material Radioactive.

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Radioactive Half-life

Half-Life

Half Life

Exposure Radiation = Energy Contamination = MaterialRadiation = Energy Contamination = Material Radioactive contamination emits radiationRadioactive contamination emits radiation Exposure to radiation will NOT contaminate youExposure to radiation will NOT contaminate you

Units for Exposure and Dose  Exposure (X): Generically, exposure is the condition of being exposed. Exposure is also used to quantify the amount of ionization produced by photons as they pass through air. The unit of exposure is the Roentgen (R). 1R = 1 esu/cc in air  Absorbed Dose (D): Absorbed dose is the amount of energy deposited in any material by ionizing radiation. The unit of absorbed dose used in the U.S., the rad, is a measure of energy absorbed per gram of material. The S.I. unit is the Gray (Gy). One Gray equals 100 rad. 1Gy = 1 J/kg in any material  Dose Equivalent (H): A special concept relating absorbed dose to biological detriment. In the U.S. the unit is the rem. The S.I. unit is the Sievert (Sv). One Sievert equals 100 rem.

Radiation Reduction Guiding principle: ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable)Guiding principle: ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) Restrict Proximity TIMERestrict Proximity TIME Increase the DISTANCE from the SourceIncrease the DISTANCE from the Source Use SHIELDING MaterialUse SHIELDING Material

Human Experience: Ionizing Radiation > 0.010,000 rem 1000 rem 100 rem 10 rem 1 rem Lethal w.b. U.S. Radworker limit w.b. (yearly) natural background w.b. (yearly) antique (per hour) > Soviet Radworker limit w.b. (yearly) Thyroid Treatment Shuttle Mission w.b. medical x-ray technician w.b. (yearly) Ramsar, Iran w.b. (yearly) Airline Pilot w.b. (yearly) Skylab Mission w.b. (90 days) Monazite Sands, India w.b. (yearly) Guarapari, Brazil (yearly) DNA modifying rate equivalent to normally occurring rate mouse experiment (yearly) mouse experiment (daily) medical chest x-ray Accident (whole body - w.b.) Malignant Tissue Treatment (5 - 6 weeks) X-ray lower spine CT Scan (center line) Full Mouth (18 film) x-ray exam U.S. Radworker limit thru WWII w.b. (yearly) Lethal w.b. U.S. Radworker limit thru mid-fifties w.b. (yearly)

Human Experience: Ionizing Radiation > 0.010,000 $ 1000 $ 100 $ 10 $ 1 $ Lethal w.b. U.S. Radworker limit w.b. (yearly) natural background w.b. (yearly) antique (per hour) > Soviet Radworker limit w.b. (yearly) Thyroid Treatment Shuttle Mission w.b. medical x-ray technician w.b. (yearly) Ramsar, Iran w.b. (yearly) Airline Pilot w.b. (yearly) Skylab Mission w.b. (90 days) Monazite Sands, India w.b. (yearly) Guarapari, Brazil (yearly) DNA modifying rate equivalent to normally occurring rate mouse experiment (yearly) mouse experiment (daily) medical chest x-ray Accident (whole body - w.b.) Malignant Tissue Treatment (5 - 6 weeks) X-ray lower spine CT Scan (center line) Full Mouth (18 film) x-ray exam U.S. Radworker limit thru WWII w.b. (yearly) Lethal w.b. U.S. Radworker limit thru mid-fifties w.b. (yearly)

The End... Dr. Debra N Thrall Executive Director AIP Foundation