Ky_«ISH? (continued) atmosphere. I'a wondering if we shouldn't consider this... ee Mo, I’m thinking of a mechanisa that Dr, Mitchell sentioc retention in the hinge, what tolerances we can expect of MITCHELL? I have those figures, but, I also have to have that as that. posible accumlation in the skeleton, VOICEs Tos. Dr. Western has been making some calculations on this forjsom tine, and maybe he can get SOm@..oe KRANISHs Could you make a few resarks, Dr. Western? WESTERN The inhalation hesard is very difficclt to estinate like/all Ab thease other things, = One has to make any nosber of Lona, One of these things which I think would be important | be ‘ the problem posed by Dr. Wealer earlier this morning, % if y the stuff came down in rain primarily, or whether it @ down + L think you'd have @ very good chance of breathing all material that we consider being small enough to be drifting over long periods of tine, so I should like to say in passing it would be of sone importance to determine, in establ that inhalation haan, whether 1t does come dow in rain, whether it comes down in the air, But if one makes sone bread assueptions about what behavior of the stuff is after it enters the img, : . _ Pies I Bote - 23%