From purpose: "The purpose of the work reported here is to measure the beta ray surface does rate from uranium metal and to develop equipment and techniques for measuring the surface dose rate from other materials. It is also the intention to extend the measurements to dose rates delivered at various depths in tissue."
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From purpose: "The purpose of the work reported here is to measure the beta ray surface does rate from uranium metal and to develop equipment and techniques for measuring the surface dose rate from other materials. It is also the intention to extend the measurements to dose rates delivered at various depths in tissue."
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Leap, H. E., Jr. & Whipple, G. H., Jr.Extrapolation Chamber Measurements of the Beta Ray Surface Dose from Uranium,
report,
1948;
Washington D.C..
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc502800/:
accessed January 13, 2026),
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