Measuring radiation in the air and soil
Spiez Laboratory is a key part of the monitoring and emergency task force set up to deal with a major nuclear or radiological event in Switzerland. At the end of September, scientists from the Spiez laboratory, along with staff from a specialist army group (ABC Abwehrlabor 1), tested their reactions in the case of a nuclear accident at the Mühleberg nuclear power station in canton Bern. This is how they measured radiation in the air. (SRF/swissinfo.ch)
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DeutschdeMessen von Radiokativität in der Luft und am BodenRead more: Messen von Radiokativität in der Luft und am Boden
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ItalianoitMisurare le radiazioni nell’aria e nel terrenoRead more: Misurare le radiazioni nell’aria e nel terreno
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EspañolesMedición de radioactividad en aire y sueloRead more: Medición de radioactividad en aire y suelo
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