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Although Mercury can be found in fish and shellfish the two radionuclides which concentrate in seafood are Lead-210 and Polonium-210. (Source: FEMA Radiological Emergency Management Course IS-3)
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Radionuclides can be very hazardous to living things. It can damage the tissues and cause irreversible changes to the cells.
Biological properties - 1. Radionuclides cannot be destroyed or degraded, unlike organic substances as such - a. Because radionuclides cannot be destroyed, disposal of residual radioactive wastes are usually very technical and limited. The waste forms must meet disposal site waste acceptance criteria. b. The storage is also a problem 2. They are able to be put into the body easily (injection, inhalation, ingestion) 3. They have mimic behaviour of biological material, as such they are able to be 'stuck to' a biological material for a specific test (labelling) 4. They have short physical half-life, thereby decay quickly. But long enough to be produced and delivered to the exam site
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Journal of Radiological Protection was created in 1988.
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The radiological risk due to the presence of natural and man-made radionuclides in beach sands from several renowned seaside and riverbank public beaches was estimated in this study. The exposure levels to terrestrial radiation of the beaches were determined, as well as hazards due to human use of the analyzed sands in industry and in building constructions. Specific radionuclides concentrations in the sand samples were determined by standard gamma-spectrometry. The corresponding radiation hazards arising due to the use of sand as a building material were estimated by three different radiological hazard indices. The total absorbed gamma dose rate in the air was determined and the corresponding annual effective dose outdoors was estimated. The obtained data are relevant both from human health and environmental monitoring aspects.kiersten oberg
radiation symbols indicating radiological material is present on or near the scene?
Radiological material physically attached to an external surface (person)
Radiological material physically attached to an external surface (person)