Dosimetry of radon and thoron in atmosphere. Application to the study of radioactive equilibrium between these gases and their descendantsDosage du radon et du thoron contenus dans l'air atmosphérique. Application à l'étude de l'équilibre radioactif entre ces gaz et leurs descendants

Issue		J. Phys. Phys. Appl. Volume 22, Number S11, novembre 1961


Page(s)		179 - 181
DOI		10.1051/jphysap:019610022011017900

J. Phys. Phys. Appl. 22, 179-181 (1961)
DOI: 10.1051/jphysap:019610022011017900

Dosage du radon et du thoron contenus dans l'air atmosphérique. Application à l'étude de l'équilibre radioactif entre ces gaz et leurs descendants

Jacques Fontan, Daniel Blanc, Michel Bonnafous et André Bouville

Centre de Physique Nucléaire, Faculté des Sciences de Toulouse

Abstract
Description of the apparatus ; measurement of its characteristics and of its sensitivity for radon and thoron. Direct determination of the activity of atmospheric aerosols. The comparison between these results shows that radioactive equilibrium is seldom achieved.

Résumé
Description de l'installation ; mesure de ses caractéristiques et de ses sensibilités pour le radon et pour le thoron. Détermination directe de l'activité des aérosols atmosphériques. La comparaison de ces résultats montre que l'équilibre radioactif est rarement atteint.

PACS
2940 - Radiation detectors.
9260M - Particles and aerosols.

Key words
Dosimetry -- Atmospheres -- Instrumentation -- Radon -- Aerosols -- Radioactivity -- Sensitivity analysis

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