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A dosimeter made of material that when heated emits light in amounts proportional to the amount of the radiation dose it received. Placed in a badge-type holder, it can be worn by an individual to measure his/her possible exposure to ionizing radiation.
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is the rightmost portion of a host name, such as ".gov", is name of the top-level domain to which the host computer belongs. In addition to the ".gov" domain, for use by government entities, there are more than 200 other top-level domains, called generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs). Most generic Top-Level Domains are country codes managed by national registries. A few are global top-level domains.
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Thermoluminescent dosimeters are supplied by the Bureau of Radiation and Medical Devices as a part of the Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Service which has existed nationwide since 1976. [The TLD monitors both the whole body and skin dose to which you have been exposed during the course of your work. The TLD consists of an inner plaque and plaque holder. Two lithium fluoride thermoluminescent chips (one for whole body and one for skin dose) are mounted on the inner plaque. ...
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Solid State device used to record the gamma exposure to a person.
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