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Nuclear Explosions share one similarity with conventional explosions in that their initial destructive action is mainly

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A thyroid blocking agent protects the user from:

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When an Atom of Nuclear fuel is struck by a free neutron, it fissions yielding:

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Some visible or measurable signs of radiation sickness are:

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Cosmic radiation, terrestrial radiation sources and radioactive potassium in the body are all examples of:

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If a man was exposed to .2 C/Kg of gamma rays on one occasion and .5 C/Kg on another, his total exposure would be:

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Radioactivity is the process where unstable atoms disintegrate or decay to stable atoms. The energy released

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Most radioactive material shipments in the United States are made for:

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One of the delayed effects of high-level radiation exposure is:

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The most common physical symptoms of early radiation sickness are:

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The rate at which an individual is exposed to radiation is:

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The amount of radiation absorbed into the body is:

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The three main types of nuclear radiation are:

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