48 1 DR. CLAUS: That is right. I should not have drawn my line back so soon, 3 because these calculate back to a dose of 150 REP to the 4} back in terms of fissions. 6 the board at the moment. q which the natives must have been exposed, in order to come up 8 with thése particular burdens, Strontium 89, 2.2 microcuries 9 for the natives, and 0.4 for the Americans. ze 11 o 12 gs 18 Bg oy 5 as eS 4 = 15 aRc I will not put these figures on In terms of the fissions to Barium 140, 0.34 microcuries for the natives, and 0.27 for the Americans. Calcium 45, 0.19 for the natives, and 0.04 for the Americans. _ Ruthinium 103, the short lived one, 0.028 for the natives, and 0.015 for the Americans. I mentioned the fact that these could be interpreted 16 in terms of fissions to which the people were exposed. 17 you average them out, it amounts to three times 10 to the 18 13th for the natives and 9 times 10 to the 12th for the 19 Americans. 20 these doses is to go back to fissions as a common denominator 21 from which you can make a lot of other calculations. 22 one might take a look at this, though. If It is Payne's idea that the best way to interpret I think 23 When you add all these up, you find you have even 24 less than 3 microcuries, and interpreted as the very worst, . > Benertoret at These can be calculated 5 10 E5 thyroid and 50 REP for the Americans. one? Lye erontium 89, Historian's Gitied ARCHIVES still you have very slightly over a permissible : “7