Qualitätsmanagement-Handbuch Abteilung 6
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1 Weitergabe der en im gesetzlichen Messwesen U r Relative erweiterte Messunsicherheit, die sich aus der Standardmessunsicherheit durch Multiplikation mit dem Erweiterungsfaktor k = 2 ergibt. Sie wurde gemäß dem "Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement" (ISO, 1995) ermittelt. Der Wert der liegt im Regelfall mit einer Wahrscheinlichkeit von annähernd 95 % im zugeordneten Werteintervall. Einträge in The BIPM key comparison database (KCDB) ( X-rays Absorbed dose rate to water 2,0E-04 2,0E-02 Gy s 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays Absorbed dose rate to water 2,0E-04 2,0E-02 Gy s -1 X-rays Absorbed dose rate to water 2,0E-04 2,0E-03 Gy s DIN 6809/ ,8 AA kv to 100 kv DIN 6809/ kv to 300 kv DIN 6809/ ,8 AA ,5 AA Absorbed dose rate to water 2,0E-03 2,0E-02 Gy s -1 Co-60 DIN 6800/ ,5 AA Reference air kerma rate 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Gy h -1 Ir X-rays, Air kerma rate 3,0E-10 5,0E-04 Gy s 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 3,0E-10 5,0E-04 Gy s -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 3,0E-10 3,0E-05 Gy s 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 3,0E-10 3,0E-05 Gy s -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 3,0E-10 5,0E-04 Gy s 10 kv to 50 kv air kerma free in air without scattered radiation IEC 667 RQR Series, 40 kv to 50 kv IEC 667 RQR Series, 60 kv to 150 kv IEC 667 RQA Series, 40 kv to 50 kv IEC 667 RQA Series, 60 kv to 150 kv Mammography, IEC 667 2,4 AA ,77 0,77 0,77 0,77 AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA ,96 AA September von 42
2 Air kerma length product 1,0E-06 5,0E+01 Gy cm Air kerma length product 1,0E-06 5,0E+00 Gy cm X-rays, X-rays, Air kerma area product 1,0E-06 1,0E+02 Gy cm 2 X-rays, -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 1,0E-01 Gy h 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 1,0E-01 Gy h -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 1,0E+00 Gy h -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 5,0E+00 Gy h 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 5,0E+00 Gy h IEC 667 RQR Series, 60 kv to 150 kv IEC 667 RQA Series, 60 kv to 150 kv IEC 667 RQR Series, 60 kv to 150 kv ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 10 kv to 40 kv ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 Wide Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 10 kv to 30 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 60 kv to 300 kv 1,5 1,5 1,5 0,77 0,77 0,77 0,77 0,77 AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 5,0E+00 Gy h -1 Cs-137 ISO ,88 AA Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 5,0E+00 Gy h -1 Co-60 ISO ,63 AA Air kerma rate 1,0E-06 1,0E-02 Gy h -1 Photon, high energy X-ray tube voltage 5,0E+01 1,5E+02 kv X-ray tube voltage 5,0E+01 1,5E+02 kv X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv X-rays, ISO 4037, 4 MeV - 7 MeV IEC 667 RQR Series, 40 kv to 50 kv IEC 667 RQR Series, 60 kv to 150 kv 5,9 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA von 42
3 X-ray tube voltage 2,0E+01 4,0E+01 kv Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Ambient dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Sv h 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Sv h -1 X-rays, 1,0E-03 1,0E+00 Sv h -1 X-rays, 1,0E-02 5,0E+01 Sv h 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, 1,0E-02 5,0E+01 Sv h Mammography, IEC 667 ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 10 kv to 40 kv ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 Wide Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 10 kv to 30 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 60 kv to 300 kv 1,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv h -1 Cs-137 ISO ,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv h -1 Co-60 ISO ,0E-06 5,0E-03 Sv h -1 Photons, high energy -1 X-rays, 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Sv h 10 kv to 50 kv -1 X-rays, 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Sv h -1 X-rays, 1,0E-03 1,0E+00 Sv h -1 X-rays, 1,0E-02 5,0E+01 Sv h 10 kv to 50 kv ISO MeV - 7 MeV ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 10 kv to 40 kv ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 Wide Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 10 kv to 30 kv 2 AA , von 42
4 Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Directional dose equivalent rate Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 10 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth -1 X-rays, 1,0E-02 5,0E+01 Sv h ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 60 kv to 300 kv 1,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv h -1 Cs-137 ISO ,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv h -1 Co-60 ISO ,0E-06 5,0E-02 Sv h -1 Beta radiation 1,0E-05 1,0E-02 Sv 1,0E-05 1,0E-02 Sv 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Sv 1,0E-03 5,0E+00 Sv 1,0E-03 5,0E+00 Sv X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv X-rays, X-rays, X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv X-rays, ISO 6980, Pm-147, Tl-204, Kr-85, Sr-90/Y-90, Ru-106/Rh-106 ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 10 kv to 40 kv ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 Wide Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 10 kv to 30 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 60 kv to 300 kv 1,0E-06 1,0E+01 Sv Cs-137 ISO ,0E-06 1,0E+01 Sv Co-60 ISO ,0E-06 5,0E-02 Sv Photon, high energy 1,0E-05 1,0E-01 Sv X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv ISO MeV - 7 MeV ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 10 kv to 40 kv AA , , von 42
5 Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth 1,0E-05 1,0E-01 Sv 1,0E-04 1,0E+00 Sv 1,0E-03 5,0E+01 Sv 1,0E-03 5,0E+01 Sv X-rays, X-rays, X-rays, 10 kv to 50 kv X-rays, ISO 4037 Narrow Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 Wide Series, 60 kv to 300 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 10 kv to 30 kv ISO 4037 High Air Kerma Series, 60 kv to 300 kv 1,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv Cs-137 ISO Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth 1,0E-06 5,0E+01 Sv Co-60 ISO Personal dose equivalent in 0,07 mm depth 1,0E-06 5,0E-02 Sv Beta radiation ISO 6980, Pm-147, Tl-204, Kr-85, Sr-90/Y-90, Ru-106/Rh AA , Absorbed dose rate in soft tissue 5,0E-05 2,0E+00 Gy h -1 Beta radiation ISO 6980, Pm-147, Tl-204, Kr-85, Sr-90/Y-90, Ru-106/Rh AA Absorbed dose rate in soft tissue Absorbed dose rate in soft tissue 5,0E-05 2,0E+00 Gy h -1 Beta radiation 5,0E-05 2,0E+00 Gy h -1 Beta radiation ISO 6980, Pm-147, Tl-204, Kr-85, Sr-90/Y-90 ISO 6980, C-14, Pm-147, Tl-204, Kr-85, Sr-90/Y-90, Ru-106/Rh AA AA Activity divided by mass 1E+03 5E+04 Bq g -1 H-3 Tritiated water in glass ampoule 1,7 AA , 03 5 von 42
6 Activity divided by mass 5E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 H-3 Tritiated water in glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Be-7 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+07 Bq g -1 C-14 glass ampoule 3,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 F-18 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 1E+07 Bq g -1 Na-22 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 1E+07 Bq g -1 Na-24 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+08 Bq g -1 P-32 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 5E+02 2E+08 Bq g -1 P-33 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+08 Bq g -1 S-35 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Cl-36 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+05 Bq g -1 Cr-51 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Cr-51 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Mn-54 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Fe-55 glass ampoule 2,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+07 Bq g -1 Co-56 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 6 von 42
7 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+05 Bq g -1 Co-57 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Co-57 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Co-58 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+03 2E+07 Bq g -1 Fe-59 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+03 2E+07 Bq g -1 Co-60 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+06 Bq g -1 Ni-63 glass ampoule 1,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Zn-65 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 5E+02 2E+07 Bq g -1 Cu-64 glass ampoule 2 AA ,03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Ga-67 glass ampoule 2,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Ge-68/Ga-68 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Se-75 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+08 Bq g -1 Br-82 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Sr-85 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Y-88 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+05 Bq g -1 Sr-89 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 7 von 42
8 Activity divided by mass 2E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Sr-89 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 4E+04 Bq g -1 Sr-90/Y-90 glass ampoule 1,2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 4E+07 Bq g -1 Sr-90/Y-90 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Y-90 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 2E+07 Bq g -1 Nb-93m glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Nb-94 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 1E+08 Bq g -1 Mo-99 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Tc-99 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 1E+08 Bq g -1 Tc-99m glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Ru-103 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 2E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Ru-106 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 5E+05 Bq g -1 Cd-109 glass ampoule 1,2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 5E+05 1E+07 Bq g -1 Cd-109 glass ampoule 1,2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ag-110m glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 In-111 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 8 von 42
9 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Sn-113 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 I-3 glass ampoule 2,2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 Sb-4 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 5E+07 Bq g -1 I-4 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 1E+05 Bq g -1 Sb-5 glass ampoule 1,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+05 5E+07 Bq g -1 Sb-5 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+05 Bq g -1 I-5 glass ampoule 1,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 I-5 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+05 Bq g -1 I-9 glass ampoule 3,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+05 Bq g -1 I-131 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+05 1E+08 Bq g -1 I-131 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 4E+04 Bq g -1 Ba-133 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ba-133 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+05 Bq g -1 Cs-134 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Cs-134 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 9 von 42
10 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 4E+04 Bq g -1 Cs-137 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Cs-137 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ce-139 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ce-141 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ce-144/Pr-144 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+02 4E+05 Bq g -1 Pm-147 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+03 4E+04 Bq g -1 Eu-152 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Eu-152 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Sm-153 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Gd-153 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Er-169 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Yb-169 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Lu-177 glass ampoule 1,2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ta-182 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Re-186 glass ampoule 1 AA , von 42
11 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Re-188 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Ir-192 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Au-198 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Tl-201 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Hg-203 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 5E+05 Bq g -1 Tl-204 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 5E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Tl-204 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Bi-207 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 1E+05 Bq g -1 Pb-210 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+05 2E+07 Bq g -1 Pb-210 glass ampoule 1,5 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 4E+04 Bq g -1 Th-232 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 4E+04 Bq g -1 U-233 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+02 5E+03 Bq g -1 Ra-226 glass ampoule 1,4 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+04 1E+06 Bq g -1 Np-237 glass ampoule 1 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 4E+04 Bq g -1 Pu-238 glass ampoule 1,0 AA , von 42
12 Activity divided by mass 2E+03 2E+06 Bq g -1 Pu-241 glass ampoule 2 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 1E+03 4E+04 Bq g -1 Am-241 glass ampoule 0,7 AA , 03 Activity divided by mass 4E+04 2E+07 Bq g -1 Am-241 glass ampoule 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 1E+06 1E+08 Bq Kr-85 glass ampoule 3 AA Activity 1E+08 5E+08 Bq Kr-85 glass ampoule 2 AA Activity 1E+07 5E+08 Bq Xe-133 glass ampoule 2,5 AA Activity 1E+05 2E+06 Bq Rn-222 stainless steel cylinder 2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Be-7 active area < 5 mm 2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Na-22 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Na-24 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Cr-51 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Mn-54 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Emission Rate per Solid Angle 4E+03 4E+05 s -1 sr -1 Fe-55 active area < 5 mm 2,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Co-56 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Co-57 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 von 42
13 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Co-58 active area < 5 mm 1,2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Fe-59 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Co-60 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Zn-65 active area < 5 mm 1,4 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ga-67 active area < 5 mm 2,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ge-68/Ga-68 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Se-75 active area < 5 mm 1,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Sr-85 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Y-88 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 2E+03 2E+04 Bq Nb-93m active area < 5 mm 1,2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ru-103 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ru-106 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Cd-109 active area < 5 mm 1,2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ag-110m active area < 5 mm 1,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Sn-113 active area < 5 mm 2 AA , von 42
14 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Sb-4 active area < 5 mm 1,4 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Sb-5 active area < 5 mm 1,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ba-133 active area < 5 mm 1,0 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Cs-134 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Cs-137 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ce-139 active area < 5 mm 0,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ce-141 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Ce-1447Pr-144 active area < 5 mm 1,0 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Eu-152 active area < 5 mm 1,2 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Au-198 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Hg-203 active area < 5 mm 1,0 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Tl-204 active area < 5 mm 1,0 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Bi-207 active area < 5 mm 1,5 AA , 03 Activity 4E+03 4E+05 Bq Pb-210 active area < 5 mm 1,5 AA , 03 Activity 1E+02 1E+04 Bq Ra-226 active area < 5 mm 2 AA , von 42
15 Activity 5E+02 1E+03 Bq Am-241 active area < 5 mm 1 AA , 03 Activity 1E+03 4E+05 Bq Am-241 active area < 5 mm 0,7 AA , 03 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Po-210 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Th-228 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Th-230 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Th-232 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq U-233 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq U-234 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq U-235 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Np-237 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Pu-238 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Pu-239 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Pu-240 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Am-241 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Cm-242 no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications 1,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA von 42
16 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Am-243 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Cm-243 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Cm-244 Surface emission rate of alpha particles Surface emission rate of alpha particles 2,5E+02 5E+02 s -1 Am-241 5E+02 1E+04 s -1 Am-241 no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications no further specifications Activity divided by volume 1E+03 1E+05 Bq m -3 Rn-222 Rn-222 in air 2,5 Activity divided by volume 1E+02 1E+05 Bq m -3 Rn-222 progeny fluence rate 5,0E-02 5E+00 cm -2 s -1 Mono-energetic reaction (at 1m from the source) fluence rate 5,0E-01 5,0E+01 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 8E+00 8,0E+02 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 5E+00 5,0E+02 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 2,0E+01 2,0E+03 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) Rn-222 progeny in air, Equilibrium Factor 0,1 to 1,0 Unattached Fraction 0,01 to 0,9 24 kev Sc-45 (p,n) ISO kev Li-7 (p,n) 144 kev Li-7 (p,n) ISO kev Li-7 (p,n) ISO kev Li-7 (p,n) ISO ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA AA ,0 AA AA AA AA AA AA ,2 AA ,9 AA ,8 AA May May May May May von 42
17 3006 fluence rate 3,0E E+03 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) 1.2 MeV H-3 (p,n) ISO ,0 AA May fluence rate 7,0E+01 7,0E+03 cm -2 s -1 Mono-energetic reaction (at 1m from the source) fluence rate 8,0E+01 8,0E+03 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 1,2E+02 1,2E+04 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 8,0E+01 8,0E+03 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 1,2E+01 1,2E+03 cm -2 s -1 tion (at 1m from the Mono-energetic reac- source) fluence rate 1,5E+01 2,2E+03 cm -2-1 Neutron spectrum (at s 1m from the source) fluence rate 1,8E+03 1,8E+03 cm -2-1 Neutron spectrum (at s 1m from the source) fluence rate 2,5E+01 2,5E+01 cm -2-1 Neutron spectrum (at s 1m from the source) 2.5 MeV H-3 (p,n) ISO MeV H-2 (d,n) ISO MeV H-2 (d,n) 14.8 MeV H-3 (d,n) ISO MeV H-3 (d,n) ISO bare Cf-252 ISO D 2 O-mod.Cf-252 ISO PTB-N-34 (1998) Am-241 / Be-9 ISO ,1 AA ,4 AA ,5 AA ,0 AA ,1 AA ,3 AA ,4 AA ,6 AA May May May May May May May May Neutron spectrum (at ambient dose equivalent rate 2,0E-05 3,0E-03 Sv h 1m from the source) -1 Neutron spectrum (at ambient dose equivalent rate 7,2E-04 7,2E-04 Sv h 1m from the source) -1 Neutron spectrum (at ambient dose equivalent rate 3,4E-05 3,4E-05 Sv h 1m from the source) Neutron spectrum (at personal dose equivalent rate 2,0E-05 3,0E-03 Sv h -1 1m from the source and for an angle of incidence of 0 deg) bare Cf-252 ISO D 2 O-mod.Cf-252 ISO PTB-N-34 (1998) Am-241 / Be-9 ISO bare Cf-252 ISO ,6 2,4 AA ,4 AA AA ,6 2,4 AA , May May May May von 42
18 personal dose equivalent rate 7,2E-04 7,2E-04 Sv h -1 Neutron spectrum (at 1m from the source and for an angle of incidence of 0 deg) personal dose equivalent rate 3,4E-05 3,4E-05 Sv h -1 1m from the source and for an angle of Neutron spectrum (at incidence of 0 deg) D 2 O-mod.Cf-252 ISO PTB-N-34 (1998) Am-241 / Be-9 ISO ,4 AA , 24 5 AA , May May von 42
19 Geplante Einträge in The BIPM key comparison database (KCDB) 1101 Air kerma rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Cs AA Air kerma rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Co-60 3 AA Air kerma rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Co-57 3 AA Air kerma rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Am AA Air kerma rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Ra AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Cs AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Co-60 3 AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Co-57 3 AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Am AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 3E-06 Sv/h Ra AA Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 1E-06 Sv/h Reference site at PTB 1113 Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-08 1E-06 Sv/h Reference site on a lake near PTB 1114 Ambient dose equivalent rate 1E-07 1E-04 Sv/h Reference instrument Natural Radiation Secondary Cosmic Radiation at Ground Level Secondary Cosmic Radiation at Aviation Altitudes AA , 18 AA , 18 AA Activity divided by volume 1E+03 1E+04 Bq m -3 Rn-220 2,5 AA von 42
20 2160 Activity divided by volume 1E+02 1E+04 Bq m -3 Rn-220 progeny Equilibrium equivalent activity concentration; activity concentration of Pb-2, Bi-2 2,0 AA AA Activity hour per unit volume 2E+03 7E+07 Bq h m -3 Rn-222 2,5 AA Activity hour per unit volume 2E+03 2E+06 Bq h m -3 Rn-220 2,5 AA Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq Pu Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq Pu Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq Pu Pu Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq Pu Pu Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq U Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq U Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq U Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq U Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq U Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq U Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq Th ,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, 07 15,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, von 42
21 2200 Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq Th Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq Th Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq Th Activity 1E-03 5E-02 Bq Th Activity 5E-02 1E+03 Bq Th Activity 1E-01 1E+03 Bq Sr Activity 1E-02 1E+03 Bq Sr-90/Y Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Be Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Be Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Na Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Na Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Al Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Al Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 K Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 K-40 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5,0 15, , 06, AA , 06, AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
22 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Cr Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Cr Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Mn Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Mn Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Fe Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Fe Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Co Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Zn von 42
23 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Zn Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Se Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Se Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Sr Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sr Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Y Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Y Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Zr-95/Nb-95m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Zr-95/Nb-95m 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Mo-99/Tc-99m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Mo-99/Tc-99m 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ru Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ru Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ru Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ru-106 5,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
24 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ag-108m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ag-108m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Cd Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Cd Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ag-110m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ag-110m 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Sn Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sn Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Sb Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sb Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Sb Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sb Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 I Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 I Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ba-133 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
25 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ba Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Cs Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Cs Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Cs Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Cs Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ce Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ce Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ba Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ba Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 La Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 La Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ce Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ce Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ce Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ce-144 5,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
26 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Eu Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Eu Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Eu Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Eu Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Lu Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Lu Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Au Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Au Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Hg Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Hg Activity divided by mass 1E-03 5E-02 Bq g -1 Pb-210/Bi Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Pb-210/Bi Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Ra-226 and gamma- in equilibrium 5,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, 07 10,0 5,0 AA AA AA AA , 06, , 06, Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Ra-226 and gamma- in equilibrium 26 von 42
27 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Ac-227 and gamma- in equilibrium 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Ac-227 and gamma- in equilibrium 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Ra-228/Ac Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Ra-228/Ac Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Th-228 and gamma- in equilibrium 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 ray emitting progenies Th-228 and gamma- in equilibrium 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 with Th234 and U-238 in equilibrium Pa-134m 2201 Activity divided by mass 5E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Am Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Am Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Pu Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Pu ,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
28 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Pu Pu Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Pu Pu Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 U Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 1E-04 5E-02 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 5E-02 1E+03 Bq g -1 Th Activity divided by mass 1E-03 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sr-89 15,0 AA , 06, 07 5,0 AA , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, 07 15, , 06, 07 5, , 06, AA , 06, von 42
29 2201 Activity divided by mass 1E-04 1E+03 Bq g -1 Sr-90/Y AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Be-7 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Be-7 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Na-22 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Na-22 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Al-26 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Al-26 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 K-40 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 K-40 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Cr-51 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Cr-51 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Mn-54 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Mn-54 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Co-56 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Co-56 liquid 29 von 42
30 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Co-57 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Co-57 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Co-58 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Co-58 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Fe-59 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Fe-59 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Co-60 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Co-60 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Zn-65 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Zn-65 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Se-75 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Se-75 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Sr-85 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sr-85 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Y-88 liquid 30 von 42
31 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Y-88 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Zr-95/Nb-95m liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Zr-95/Nb-95m liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Mo-99/Tc-99m liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Mo-99/Tc-99m liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ru-103 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ru-103 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ru-106 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ru-106 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ag-108m liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ag-108m liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Cd-109 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Cd-109 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ag-110m liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ag-110m liquid 31 von 42
32 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Sn-113 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sn-113 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Sb-4 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sb-4 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Sb-5 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sb-5 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 I-131 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 I-131 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ba-133 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ba-133 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Cs-134 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Cs-134 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Cs-137 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Cs-137 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ce-139 liquid 32 von 42
33 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ce-139 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ba-140 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ba-140 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 La-140 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 La-140 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ce-141 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ce-141 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ce-144 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ce-144 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Eu-152 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Eu-152 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Eu-154 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Eu-154 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Lu-176 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Lu-176 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, von 42
34 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Au-198 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Au-198 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Hg-203 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Hg-203 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-03 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Pb-210 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Pb-210 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Ra-226 and gamma- in equilibrium liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Ra-226 and gamma- in equilibrium liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Ac-227 and gamma- in equilibrium liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Ac-227 and gamma- in equilibrium liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Ra-228/Ac-228 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Ra-228/Ac-228 liquid 34 von 42
35 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Th-228 and gamma- in equilibrium 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 ray emitting progenies Th-228 and gamma- in equilibrium liquid liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 U-235 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 with Th234 and U-238 in equilibrium Pa-134m liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Am-241 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Am-241 liquid 2202 Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Pu-238 liquid 15,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Pu-238 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Pu Pu-240 liquid 15,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Pu Pu-240 liquid 5,0 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 U-234 liquid 15, , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 U-234 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 U-235 liquid 15, , 06, von 42
36 2202 Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 U-235 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 U-238 liquid 15, , 06, Activity divided volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 U-238 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Th-228 liquid 15, , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Th-228 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Th-230 liquid 15, , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Th-230 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 5E-02 Bq ml -1 Th-232 liquid 15, , 06, Activity divided by volume 5E-02 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Th-232 liquid 5, , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-03 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sr-89 liquid 20 AA , 06, Activity divided by volume 1E-04 1E+03 Bq ml -1 Sr-90/Y-90 liquid 10 AA , 06, von 42
37 Einträge in Sonstige 001 Reference air kerma rate 1,0E-04 1,0E-01 Gy h -1 Co Absorbed dose rate to water air kerma free in air without scattered radiation 2,0 FB 6.2 1,0E-03 3,0E-01 Gy s -1 Beta radiation Sr-90/Y-90 7,5 AA FB ) Fluence rate 3,0E+02 7,5 E+03 cm -2 s -1 (at 6,6 m from the Thermal neutron beam chopper) 004 Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 C Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Na Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 P Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 S Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Cl Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Co Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Ni Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Sr-89 0 Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Sr-90/Y Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Y Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Tc-99 4 to 6 FB ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA von 42
38 015 Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Ru Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Cs Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Pm Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Tl Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Po Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Th Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Th Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Th Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 U Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 U Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Np Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Pu Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Pu Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Pu Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Am-241 1,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,5 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA von 42
39 030 Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Cm Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Am Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Cm Surface Emission Rate 1E+01 1E+04 s -1 Cm-244 1,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA ,0 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq C-14 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Na-22 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq P-32 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq S-35 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Cl-36 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Co-60 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Ni-63 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Sr-89 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Sr-90/Y-90 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Y-90 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Tc-99 2,5 AA von 42
40 046 Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Ru-106 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Cs-137 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Pm-147 2,5 AA Activity 1E+01 1E+04 Bq Tl-204 2,5 AA Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 1E+05 s kev 6, , Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 1E+05 s kev 2, , Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s kev , Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s kev 2, , Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s kev 1, , kev 055 Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s 2 ml kev 056 Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s 2 ml kev 057 Photon Emission Rate 1E+03 2E+05 s 2 ml , 03 2, , 03 1, , 03 2) Thermisches Neutronenreferenzstrahlungsfeld (GKSS/Geesthacht) 40 von 42
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