Using water that had been dosed 5 months previously for a pond experiment with cesium-137, cobalt-60, strontium-85 and zinc-65, mobile U.S. Army watrr purification equipment was tested for its ability to remove these specific radionuclides. The equipment consisted of a mobile unit comprising an upflow clarifier and a diatomaceous silica filter; plus cation and anion exchange columns in serics. The results showed that, for a seminatural oond contaminated with cesium-137, cobalt-60, strontium-85 and zinc-65, the removals were 84, 85, 99 and 91 per cent, respectively.
his residence, Exmouth (Devon), on March 25th, in his fiftyeighth year. The deceased officer, who graduated M.D., M.Oh. of the Royal University of Ireland in 1871, entered the Bengal department of the Indian Medical Service in March, 1872, and became surgeon-colonel in June, 1902. He retired in 1905 and took up his residence at Exmouth.
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