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Total mass interaction coefficient (less coherent scattering) as a function of photon energy for each element. Data are from the PHOTX library. See article by J. Kenneth Shultis and Richard E. Faw on page 297 for more information. |
Contents of April 2005, Volume 88, Number 4
REVIEW ARTICLES
External Dosimetry and Personnel Monitoring — John W. Poston, Sr.
Radiation Shielding Technology — J. Kenneth Shultis and Richard E. Faw
PAPERS
Estimated Risks of Radon-Induced Lung Cancer for Different Exposure Profiles Based on the New EPA Model — Jing Chen
Frequency of Chromosomal Lesions and Damaged Lymphocytes of Workers Occupationally Exposed to X Rays — Snezana Milacic
Derived Release Limits for the Greek Research Reactor Site Based on a Diagnostic Atmospheric Modeling System for Irregular Terrain — M. Varvayanni, N. Catsaros, and M. Antonopoulos-Domis
Performance Characteristics of a Commercially Available Whole Body Counting Phantom Measured Experimentally and Using Monte Carlo Simulations — Gary H. Kramer, Barry M. Hauck, and Kevin Capello
Effect of Lung Volume on Counting Efficiency: A Monte Carlo Investigation — Gary H. Kramer and Kevin Capello
The W-Chair Whole Body Counter: A Monte Carlo Investigation — Gary H. Kramer, Kevin Capello, and Karen Ross
Dynamic Adsorption of Radon by Activated Carbon — Wayne C. Gaul and Dwight W. Underhill
FORUM
Commentary on JAMA Article by Hujoel et al. — Robert L. Brent
NOTES
Reevaluation of Radiation Dose around the JCO Site from the Criticality Accident in Tokai-mura — Tetsuji Imanaka
BOOK REVIEWS
Environmental Health (Third Edition) — Reviewed by Michael T. Ryan
OTHER CONTENT
News and Notices
Health Physics Society Prospectus
Health Physics Society Affiliate Members
Author Guidelines
Advertisers Guide
Advertisers Index
Up and Coming
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