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Types of weapon bursts and their effect on the radiatlon am
radioaotivity resulting—phyaical and chemical propertins,
etc,
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Air burats
2,
Ground or surface bursts
3.
Underground bursts
4.
Underwater bursts
Mesgsurements and limitations .* tho data
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