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How is radiation measured? How much radiation is dangerous? How much is deadly? ( 3 slide PowerPoint)
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How is radiation measured? How much radiation is dangerous? How much is deadly? ( 3 slide PowerPoint)

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  1. millisievert (mSv).

The units of measure for radioactivity are the curie (Ci) and becquerel (Bq).

  1. 1,000.00 millisievert is not fatal.
  2. 5,000.00 millisievert is deadly.

Hope this helps!!!


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