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the chemical syocies fron vadionctive deesay measurements and
micro analysis,
Some animals could te enrricd for long vorilods
and examined for tumor incidence and othor long tcrm effocts,"
University of Rochester
Letter of Honry A. Blair
APPENDIX 3.2.2.4.
"Determinetion of the deposition and subsequent frte of
redioactive particles, and the animals centaininz then,
It is
visualized that this could be done profitebly with anirmels in
drene plancs if an airburst test is mde.
Especially valrable
vould be a comparison between the cflcets of cxnosure close to
the explosion site, and in the driftine cloud of radiocctive
particles several hours later,
Suen cxperimentatioh, sould
bo veluable to steer our normal operating control of the
emission of radionetiva particles, and to cstablish more realistic
protection in the event of a entostropho ut the Fanford Works,"
Henford Enginver ‘orks
Lcttcr of H, fi, Parker
APPENDIX 3.2.3.163 3.2.3.2
The proposal from the Un’vorsity of Rochester, submitted
by Dr. Herman Pearse (also submittcd to Armed Forecs Special
Weapons Project) is cesentially paraphased in the ME provos-l,
Certain details arc included in Dr. Forrse's prospictives, as
follows:
“Objects The primary purpose...is to obtcin data in ficld
tusts thet can be uscd to plan laboratory stncics,
<A socondary
purpose is to commare the results alrocdy ob°incd in the laboratory
with those produced in the ficld,
Local Burn Studics: Anim1s should be cxposed at eraded
distances so that sublethal and Icthol burns are produced.
It is
felt that if sufficinnt specinens are obtaincd to study adeyusatoly
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