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Daetrivution:‘eombinationg of local and world wide resulting
from fractionation; long half-life; stratospheric hold-up anil
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Understanding and predicting the behavior of sr?? in the bidaphacn
1.
The oaloiue mode).
a.
Similarities and differences in behavior, Sv vs fr°
b.
Influence of calcium in soi), diet; dilution and
discrimination |
(1)
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Dependence of occurrence in animal emi pinni.
life on Galoiunm in soil and diet
(2)
Practicability of controlling osecurrenca -:f
ar? by adding calcium to ao1l or dia’
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Resoval of sr” fron fonda; calcium considerations
d.
Paotore affecting uniformity of uptake and reten’. tin
by man
2,
Variations of Sr” level in environment and in man ann
result of veapone detonated in a relatively short pari
of tine -- from a few nonthy to tw or threes yeors
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Holdup in stratosphers; radionctive devay
(1) Predicted fallout ar n function of mixtug ent ting
CG.
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Affects of retention of fallout an ourfacen of geeeiolion
tc.
Deposition in hurans ne a function of aga and tire
Ohnarved oneurrence of Sr?” in #010, Food, and man (briqt wir-s tr
with detailed tritten supplement)
D.
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Predicted eceurrmece from venpone v. ** hald prior te 1957
1,
Relation t accepted concentretion etandards (the bari«
of which te to be discussed later)
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