RADIOISOTOPE AND RADIATION PHYSICS
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION UNITS OF RADIATION PROTECTION SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION PROBLEMS BASIC NUCLEAR PHYSICS INTERACTION OF IONIZING RADIATION WITH MATTER DETECTION OF CHARGED PARTICLES DETECTION OF NEUTRONS DETECTION OF PHOTONS DETECTORS FOR RADIATION PROTECTION IONIZATION CHAMBER PROPORTIONAL COUNTERS AND GEIGER–MÜLLER COUNTERS SCINTILLATION COUNTERS SEMICONDUCTOR COUNTERS NEUTRON DOSIMETERS PERSONAL DOSIMETERS MEASUREMENT OF INCORPORATIONS AND CONTAMINATIONS INTERNATIONAL SAFETY STANDARDS FOR RADIATION PROTECTION EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE AMERICAN DIRECTIVE OTHER COUNTRIES AUSTRALIA BRAZIL CANADA CHINA INDIA JAPAN MEXICO RUSSIA SOUTH AFRICA ORGANIZATION OF RADIATION PROTECTION PRACTICAL SAFETY MEASURES LICENSING DESIGN APPROVAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FIRE FIGHTING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MITIGATING THE CONSEQUENCES OF SEVERE OR DESIGN-BASIS ACCIDENTS INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING PROTECTION OF AIR, WATER, AND SOIL SPECIAL REASONS FOR RADIATION EXPOSURE HANDLING OF UNSEALED RADIOACTIVE SOURCES MEDICAL SUPERVISION STORAGE AND SECURITY OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES BOOKKEEPING WASTE TREATMENT AND STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT RADIATION SOURCES PARTICLE RADIATION PHOTON SOURCES NEUTRON SOURCES COSMIC-RAY SOURCES X RAYS AND X-RAY REGULATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY COSMIC RAYS TERRESTRIAL RADIATION INCORPORATION OF RADIOISOTOPES RADIATION EXPOSURE BY TECHNICAL INSTALLATIONS NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS NUCLEAR-FISSION REACTORS FUSION REACTORS 12 2 1 INERTIAL FUSION 12 2 2 FUSION BY MAGNETIC CONTAINMENT BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION RADIATION ACCIDENTS NON-IONIZING RADIATION SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 2 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 3 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 4 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 5 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 6 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 7 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 8 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 9 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 10 16 10 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 11 16 11 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 12 16 12 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 13 16 13 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 14 16 14 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF CHAPTER 15 FORMULARY WRITTEN TEST ON RADIATION PROTECTION SOLUTIONS FOR THE WRITTEN TEST PORTRAIT OF WILHELM CONRAD RÖNTGEN (DRAWING: C GRUPEN) ENVIRONMENT AND FROM OTHER SOURCES, A MINIMUM KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, AND BIOLOGY IS REQUIRED WHICH WILL REPLACE IN SOME SENSE THE MISSING SENSES FOR RADIOACTIVITY RADIOACTIVITY WAS DISCOVERED BY HENRI ANTOINE BECQUEREL IN