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Effects of Various Dose Rates of Mixed Neutron-Gamma Radiations on the LD50(60) Response of Sheep

T.S. Mobley, Ronald L. Persing, J. L. Terry

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Abstract : The report summarizes biological responses in sheep unilaterally exposed at three different dose rates of reactor-produced neutron-gamma radiations. The radiations employed in the studies were from a fission weapon simulator, the Sandia Pulsed Reactor (SPR), yielding a 5:1 neutron-to-gamma ratio.

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Abstract : The report summarizes biological responses in sheep unilaterally exposed at three different dose rates of reactor-produced neutron-gamma radiations. The radiations employed in the studies were from a fission weapon simulator, the Sandia Pulsed Reactor (SPR), yielding a 5:1 neutron-to-gamma ratio.

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Abstract : The report summarizes biological responses in sheep unilaterally exposed at three different dose rates of reactor-produced neutron-gamma radiations. The radiations employed in the studies were from a fission weapon simulator, the Sandia Pulsed Reactor (SPR), yielding a 5:1 neutron-to-gamma ratio.

Key concepts: Dose rate, Lethal dose, Radiochemistry, Neutron, Biology, Toxicology, Animal science, Physics

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