Gamma rays would predominate in an enclosed elevator descending into a uranium mine.
"Money enclosed" can be said as "dinero adjunto" in Spanish.
If you are referring to beta thickness gauging, an isotope emitting beta radiation is used. Sources commonly used include Promethium-147, Strontium-90 and Krypton-85. The source is usually enclosed in a protective cover, but I would keep my distance from it if I were you.
No, they are not enclosed in a fruit. They are "naked seeds." Angiosperms are enclosed in fruit.
The exhaust from gas powered engines contains carbon monoxide and in an enclosed area it can reach hazardous levels.
Breathing in radon gas exposes you to radiation. Radon gas is a radioactive gas that forms naturally in the environment and can accumulate in enclosed spaces like homes. Prolonged exposure to high levels of radon can increase the risk of lung cancer.
There are several reasons that a person may be afraid of elevators: * They are claustrophobic, meaning they fear small, enclosed spaces. * The elevator cables will break and they will crash into the ground floor. * The elevator may contain lots of germs on the buttons - germ phobias. * The elevator may lose power or become stuck between floors for hours. * Too many people on the elevator might be scary, and too compact for them. * They don't like many people in one enclosed space.
Claustrophobia is a fairly common phobia. It is specifically defined as an anxiety disorder that is triggered by small, enclosed spaces or the perception of a small, enclosed space. Key signs of claustrophobia include hyperventilation, fainting, profuse sweating, and shaking when entering an enclosed place (such as an elevator).
Yes, it is possible to suffocate if you are stuck in an elevator for an extended period of time without proper ventilation. Elevators are enclosed spaces with limited air supply, so if the ventilation system fails and there is no way to get fresh air into the elevator, the oxygen levels can decrease, leading to suffocation. It is important to stay calm and follow safety protocols if you ever find yourself stuck in an elevator.
There are probably good reasons why there is a rule saying that you have to ride the elevator with an adult if you are under the age of 16. There might be a safety reason, such as an elevator that is not completely enclosed. The elevator may be located in a building that has restrictions such as no children under the age of 16 may live in the building. Or that children under the age of 16 must be supervised by an adult, etc. Maybe children under the age of 16 have caused problems in the elevator so now all children have to be supervised in the elevator.
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For shielding against radiation and to provide more safety barrier against any unexpected emergency conditions.
Yes and No. Yes if they are in an enclosed space they are immune to radiation given off from a nuclear bomb. Also, If they are in an enclosed space or underground then they will be able to survive the shock wave and ground zero. No, if they are above ground when the shock wave comes around they will be killed just like any other thing. (By the way when i say enclosed space i mean really enclosed like inside a phone pole r something) But chances are they will die at ground zero. The only real dangers to them are the shock wave and ground zero
There is no elevator going to the Crown. There is an elevator going from the bottom of the pedestal to the observation deck by the feet of the Statue. However, this elevator is out of service for an indefinite period of time. The climb to the crown encompasses 354 steps in a cramped enclosed space. The steps are only 19" wide with shollow wedges. The climb is less than 10 minutes. However, it may vary depending on the group of visitors.
The Geiger counter uses the ionization property of nuclear radiation to detect and measure the radiation levels. When radiation passes through the tube of the Geiger counter, it ionizes the gas within the tube, creating an electrical pulse that is then amplified and counted by the device.
they are used as:radioactive tracers to be injected to the patient for later on photographing for diagnosis purposes.as enclosed and shielded radioactive source and the patient is exposed to its radiation for treatment and/or diagnosis.
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An enclosed bathroom.