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[en] Practical experience of using the Whitlock tritium monitor for the measurement of surface contamination in various laboratories and industrial establishments throughout the world is reported. It is claimed that a) smear or wipe tests can underestimate surface contamination of tritium by up to a factor of 1000, b) sub-visual scratches (8 μm deep) are radiologically important and c) volatile forms of tritium exist in 20 to 30% of the establishments visited. (UK)
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International Radiation Protection Association, Washington, DC (USA); 1278 p; ISBN 0 08 025912 X; 
; 1980; p. 951-954; Pergamon Press; Oxford; 5. congress of the International Radiation Protection Society on radiation protection; Jerusalem, Israel; Mar 1980
; 1980; p. 951-954; Pergamon Press; Oxford; 5. congress of the International Radiation Protection Society on radiation protection; Jerusalem, Israel; Mar 1980