TN OF THE ATMOSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY. NUMBERS 1-8 FOR APRIL, 1955
THROUGH MARCH, 1957.. Tokyo, The Japan Meteorological Agency, 1999-37.
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BULLETIN OF THE ATMOSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY.
NUMBER 9 FOR APRIL-JUNE, 1957
BULLETIN OF THE’ ATMOSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY.
NUMBER 10 FOR JULY-SEPTEMBER, ©
Tokyo, The Japan Meteorological Agency, 1957.
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CONT
Beck
Sci. American 200, 62-3(1959) January.
CARBON-14 IN FALLOUT.
THE .
CAUSES OF WORLD WAR THREE, C, W. Mills, REVIEW... J. R. Newman. Sei,
Bull
American 200, 155-6(1959) Feb.
CHEMICAL PROBLEMS IN THE REMOVAL OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT--REVIEW OF PROCESSE
Germany).
CURRI
Atom:
Reinhart Winkler (Zentral inst. Kernphys. » Dresden,
DEVELOPED TO DATE.
Chem. Tech. (Berlin) 10, 11-16(1958).
945.€
CURRE
CITY DWELLERS SAFER FROM ATOMIC FALLOUT. Sci. News Letter 71, 184(1957) Mar.
CLEAN BOMB HERE?
DANGE.
Chem. Eng. News 35, 32(1957) July 8.
Newsweek 50, 48(1957) July 1.
CLEANING THE MONSTER.
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W. W. Kellogg, R. R. Rapp, and S. M. Greenfield (RAND Corps
CLOSE-IN FALLOUT.
Santa Monica, Calif.).
CLOUDS FROM NEVADA.
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Sci. Digest 41, 75(1957) June.
P. Jacobs.
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DATING
Science 123, 1120-1(1956) June 22.
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COMING CLEAN; CHRISTMAS ISLAND TESTS.
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COMPUTE FALLOUT PATTERN. Sci. News Letter 69, 79(1956) Feb. 4.
TESTS.
{HE CONDENSATION OF A VAPOUR TO AN ASSEMBLY OF DROPLETS OR PARTICLES.
XK. Stewart (Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, Berks., England)?
CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS ON RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT.
Scientists 14, 52-4(1958) January.
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C. Holifield.
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Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol. Med. 94, 64-6(1957).
Trans. Faraday Soc. 52, 161-73(1956) Feb.
F.
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Economist 183, 672(1957) May 25
COMPARATIVE METABOLISM OF STRONTIUM-89 AND CALCTUN=i5 BY BONE GROWTH IN
F. W. Lengemann.
CE
Occupe
Reporter 16, 10-29 (1957) May 16; 16; 8.9(19"
COLLECTION OF ATOMIC BOMB DEBRIS FROM THE ATMOSPHERE BY IMPACTION ON SCREEN
I. H. Blifford, Jr. and others.
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