FALLOUT PROGRAM QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT

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A. Milk AshTable 3HASL Data on Blind Duplica'besI11HASL # dpm/g ash A9516 1.36 ± 0.05I9324 1.43 ± 0.1110909 8.86 ± 0.2410799 7.47 ±0.23 •11036 2.20+0.1611235 2.19 ±0.13 m14058 2.14 ± 0.13 112068 2.30+0.13 ~\_12312 2.98 ±0.15 f119'69 2.73 ±0.11 •12770 2.48 ±0.14 •12474 2.40 ±0.11 |13326 2.81 ± 0.13 ,_12761 2.68+0.10 •8920 2.42 ± 0.778632 3.39+0.53 ft8919 5.62 ± 0.288253 5.85 ± 0.29 «Note: Error terms are one standard deviation due to counting. MII- 137 - II
I I I1I 1IB. Bone AshHASL #1073910762107401076510741107591074210757Table 3 (Continued)d/mSr^-'^^^s. ash3.22 i 0.133.24 ± 0.152.62 + 0.132.45 + 0.122.85 + 0.133. 12.+ 0.1424.19 +0.3422.59 + 0.31% Cain ash35.334.934.434.435.435.834.836.2III1t I11IiI1074310766107441075510751107581075210768107531076410748107561074910760107501076326.51 + 0.35. 27.70 + 0.5019.73 + 0.2721.30 ± 0.347.28 i 0.207.15 i 0.187.29 ± 0.217.87 ± 0.257.44 ± 0.216.87 ± 0.1721.13 + 1.0121.53 ± 0.6920.60 + 0.6419.92 i 0.3322.62 + 0.8320.58 i 0.33- 13834.136.134.435.835.435.634.936.133.635.635.636.135.436.435.636.0
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Page 150 and 151: AN ANALYSIS OF AVERAGED BALLOON-BOR
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