Depleted uranium: an overview of its properties and health effects / Shawky, S.
Tác giả : Shawky, S.
Năm xuất bản : 2002
Chủ đề : 1. Alpha Particles. 2. Beta Rays. 3. Environmental Health. 4. Gamma Rays. 5. Military Personnel. 6. Occupational Exposure. 7. Persian Gulf Syndrome. 8. Radioactive Waste. 9. Radiometry. 10. Uranium. 11. War.
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Tóm tắt : | 432-439 There has been much debate about the use of depleted uranium in the Gulf War and its health effects on United States and European war veterans. However, studies on the impact of this radioactive substance on the residents of the surrounding Gulf region are far from adequate. Depleted uranium introduces large quantities of radioactive material that is hazardous to biological organisms, continues to decay for millennia and is able to travel tens of kilometres in air. If depleted uranium were used in the Gulf War, its impact on the health of people in the area would have been considerable. This review of depleted uranium-its origin, properties, uses and effects on the human environment and health-aims to trigger further research on this subject |
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