Contamination and Decontamination of Various Fibers by Radioactive Substances

Carcinogenesis by radioactive substances.

Knowledge of the potential dangers of exposure to radioactive substances and the insti tution of proper safety precautions have helped to reduce accidental exposures to radioactive substances. However, the carcinogenic hazard from them has by no means been eliminated, and, in spite of the exercise of reasonable care and the use of improved technics, accidents in the laboratory and indust ry may...

Radioactive contamination of scintillators

Low counting experiments (search for double β decay and dark matter particles, measurements of neutrino fluxes from different sources, search for hypothetical nuclear and subnuclear processes, low background α, β, γ spectrometry) require extremely low background of a detector. Scintillators are widely used to search for rare events both as conventional scintillation detectors and as cryogenic s...

Contamination and Decontamination in Majority-Based Systems

The dynamics of majority voting has always been of interest in the area of discrete dynamical systems. In recent years, there has been a growing interest on this process also in the distributed computing field, due to its links to fault-tolerance, reliability, and virus disinfection. In fact, local voting mechanisms are often employed in distributed systems and networks as a decision tool for a...

Law Radioactive Coupon Co2 Decontamination Test

Decontamination of Radioactive Contaminants Using Liquid and Supercritical CO2