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Frequently used SI
prefixes are the
millisievert (1 mSv = 0.001 Sv) and
microsievert (1 μSv = 0.000 001 Sv) and
commonly used
units for time
derivative or...
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still ranged between 0.32 and 0.54
microsievert per hour, much
higher than the government's goal of 0.23
microsievert per hour. But the decontamination...
- 0.81
microsieverts to the
local people,
whereas evaporation would cause 1.2
microsieverts. For comparison, ****anese
people get 2100
microsieverts per year...
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consuming one
banana is
generally agreed to be 10−7 sievert, or 0.1
microsievert,
which is 1% of the
average American's
average daily exposure to radiation...
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level of
radiation does not
exceed an
equivalent dose of 1 μSv (one
microsievert) per hour. The
climate of
Pripyat is
designated as Dfb (Warm-summer humid...
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rather than just its strength. The
resulting unit is the
sievert or
microsievert.
Another use of
weighting is in television, in
which the red,
green and...
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typical equivalent dose is
measured in
millirem (mrem), 10−3 rem, or in
microsievert (μSv), 10−6 Sv. 1 mrem = 10 μSv. A unit
sometimes used for low-level...
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maximum radioactivity level of 800
microsieverts, a rate 1600 time
higher than the
background rate of 0.5
microsieverts.
Footage also
emerged on
social media...
- dose of
radiation received at an
altitude of 12 km 20
January 2005,
following a
violent solar flare. The
doses are
expressed in
microsieverts per hour....
- material, the
annual dose in the
vicinity of the
facility is less than 20
microsieverts per year,
which is
equivalent to the dose of
cosmic radiation received...
