A Quantitative Estimation of the Hazards Involved in Work With Radionuclides

Franke, T.; Herrmann, Guido; Hunzinger, W.

doi:10.1016/b978-1-4832-8312-8.50210-1

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“…Personenstandsurkunden) könnten dann direkt aus dem Nutzerkonto übermittelt und weiterverarbeitet werden. 1434 Es ist jedoch nicht zwingend, dass Nutzer ein dauerhaftes Nutzerkonto führen. § 8 Abs.…”

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Verwaltungsnetzwerke als Organisationsform föderaler Kooperation

Voss¹

2023

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A digital administration requires new forms of cooperation. The work focuses on administrative networks as a form of organisation and shows legal possibilities of implementation through administrative networks on the basis of the "Onlinezugangsgesetz" (Online Access Act). Networks are analysed from the perspective of administrative law, taking into account the constitutional framework. The network characteristics identified are applied to the cooperation for im-plenting the Online Access Act and legal options for action are examined. Thus, the work is aimed at administrative law scholars with a focus on digital administration as well as representatives from federal, state and local administration.

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Verwaltungsnetzwerke als Organisationsform föderaler Kooperation

Voss¹

2023

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“…In a simulated accident involving an explosion of glove boxes containing plutonium oxide, air samplers collected 2 x 10 -8 of the total amount of plutonium oxide in the box [48]. In another report, Franke et al [49] estimated the inhaled fraction of the total activity handled in 20 accidents. The information was classified by the degree of containment (glove box, ventilated areas, or nonventilated areas), the physical state of the material (solid or liquid), and the temperature (ambient or elevated).…”

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Assessment of the risks associated with the use of chemical carcinogens in biomedical research

Sansone

1987

Cancer Metast Rev

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Estimates of occupational exposure to chemical carcinogens in biomedical research based on environmental monitoring data, efficiency of containment devices, and accident data suggest that workers may be exposed to a few tenths of a microgram of these carcinogens per work day. Environmental exposure to carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and N-nitroso compounds exceeds one microgram per day. Because occupational exposure to chemical carcinogens in the laboratory can be readily controlled and because environmental exposure appears to be greater than the occupational exposure that does occur, the relative risk of occupational exposure does not seem to constitute a major health problem.

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“…In one reference, levels of operation above 10 curies of HTO in volatile or dispersible form have been suggested to require consideration of at least occasional bioassay whenever the material in process is in a volatile or readily dispersible form and there is a possibility of its release and inhalation; this lO-curie level was * Experience from accidental releases does indicate, however, that the probability of intake by inhalation would generally be much less than 10-^ of the material in process (Refs. [15][16][17][18]. Assuming protection of hands and forearms in the case of tritium, these values from operational experience should also set a practical upper limit to the fraction of tritium inhaled compared to material in process.…”

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Information for establishing bioassay measurements and evaluations of tritium exposure

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1983

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A Quantitative Estimation of the Hazards Involved in Work With Radionuclides

Cited by 4 publications

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Verwaltungsnetzwerke als Organisationsform föderaler Kooperation

Verwaltungsnetzwerke als Organisationsform föderaler Kooperation

Assessment of the risks associated with the use of chemical carcinogens in biomedical research

Information for establishing bioassay measurements and evaluations of tritium exposure

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