moos blues
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Hey all...
I think this may be a known fact but never the less interesting.
the reason for this is discussed the the article linked bellow, but mainly it's because of the Industar-61L/D. The Industar contains potentially radioactive lanthane glass in one of it's elements.
Quite interesting if you ask me...
this was an extract from Fed 5 radioactive?
I think this may be a known fact but never the less interesting.
the reason for this is discussed the the article linked bellow, but mainly it's because of the Industar-61L/D. The Industar contains potentially radioactive lanthane glass in one of it's elements.
Quite interesting if you ask me...
...I placed the Geiger tube against the Industar-61L/D's glass surface and started the clock. The value I got was about twenty-five to twenty-eight ionisations per ten seconds. After subtracting the background radiation, that means the Industar-61L/D's radiation alone is responsible for around six to eight ionisations per ten seconds.
this was an extract from Fed 5 radioactive?