Japan (Continued)
G/R.172

THE ESTIMATION OF THE AMOUNTOF Sr*® DEPOSITION AND THE EXTERNAL
INFINITE GAMMA DOSE IN JAPAN DUE TO MAN-MADE RADIOACTIVITY

Korea
G/R.18

REPORT CONCERNING THE REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON NATURAL
RADIATION BACKGROUND
Describes counters used for monitoring radiation background and gives results

(cpm) from January 1955 to June 1956.

Mexico
G/R.5

FIRST REPORT ON THE STUDIES OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT
Gives full description and comparisons of sticky paper and pot methods,
preliminary results May —July 1956 for total 8 activity and intended expansion of

programme.
G/R.42
G/R.164

FIRST STUDIES ON RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT

Revised form of G/R.5.

THIRD REPORT ON THE STUDIES ON RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT
Presents fallout data for 13 stations in Mexico covering the period from March
to October 1957.

Computes approximatefigures for infinite gamma dose and Sr®*precipitation.
Gives preliminary results of Sr® and Cs!3" content in milk.

G/R.187

SUMMARYOF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT DATA RECORDED IN MEXICO

Netherlands
G/R.59

RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT MEASUREMENTSIN THE NETHERLANDS
Describes methods used for collecting samples of airborne radioactivity and

of deposited fallout, and methods of measurement.
Includes tables of results for 1955 and 1956; calculation of gamma doses and

quantity of Sr®° computed from total activity.
G/R.90

CHEMICAL STEPS INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION OF MUTATIONS AND
CHROMOSOME ABERRATION BY X-RADIATION AND CERTAIN CHEMICALS
IN DROSOPHILA
A survey of comparative studies of X-ray and chemical mutagenesis in
Drosophila, made in an attempt to throw light on possible intermediate chemical
steps in the induction of chromosome breaks or mutations by ionizing radiation.

G/R.110

FOUR REPORTS ON QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF RADIOACTIVITY

G/R.183

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS ACADEMY
OF SCIENCES CONCERNING THE DANGERS WHICH MAY ARISE FROM THE
DISSEMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE PRODUCTS THROUGH NUCLEAR TEST
EXPLOSIONS
Report on the amount of radioactivity, its world-wide spreading and its
biological risk as a consequence of test explosions.

G/R.184

RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT MEASUREMENTSIN THE NETHERLANDS UNTIL
DECEMBER 31, 1957

G/R.184

Correction to above report.

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