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What is the BEST method of disposal of dog carcasses which have been treated with a radionuclide with a 78-hour half life? A) wait 3.25 days and prepare for shipment to a disposal facility or incinerate B) wait 1.625 days and bury C) wait 3.25 days and bury D) wait 32.5 days and prepare for shipment to a disposal facility or incinerate E) wait 32.5 days and bury The correct answer is: D It is common for radioactive materials licenses to allow the disposal of radioactive materials after ten half-lives as "clean" materials. In this case, the waste is still biohazardous, so proper burial or incineration is indicated.
The major radiological health concern assoicated with burial of low level solid radioactive waste is: A) external radiation at the surface of the burial site B) contamination of potable water supplies C) airborne radioactivity resulting from contaminated soil D) release of volatile radioactive daughter products E) contamination of vegetables grown in soil at the site The correct answer is: B The critical exposure pathway for near-surface disposal of radioactive materials is through drinking water. Most of the regulations surrounding the burial of radioactve materials, such as waste classification and stabilization requirements, are designed to prevent contamination of potable (drinkable) water.
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The maximum allowable radiation lev
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The MAIN purpose of isokinetic samp
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The class "D" in Appendix B to part
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The Department of Energy's yearly a
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According to the EPA, a home should
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The Radioactive Yellow II and III l
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A meter reads 40,000 net cpm and th
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Plutonium, taken into the circulato
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Deleterious effects caused by radia
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Cigarette smokers who smoke 1.5 pac
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An active person who eats a high fi
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