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Which one of these is a possible indicator of a suspicious letter or package?

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Unbroken radioactive material packages never have a surface radiation dose above this level:

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The label required for radioactive material packages in excess of 50 mr/hr but less than 200 mr/hr is:

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The label required for radioactive material packages with a maximum dose rate of 200 mR/hr at the surface of the package

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The maximum radiation exposure rate at the surface of an unbroken radioactive material package may be at most:

asked Nov 4, 2021 in Jobs & Employment by voice (257k points)

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The Radioactive Yellow-I, Yellow-II, and Yellow-III package labels indicate:

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Type B radioactive material packaging is designed and tested to withstand:

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Shipments of limited quantity radioactive materials such as smoke detectors and luminous watch dials require:

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