From: Robert W. Schramm (schrammrus@hotmail.com)
Date: 05/07/01-10:49:39 PM Z
Dave,
Probably no more toxic than many other processes. Well, you gotta keep your fingers out of the uranium nitrate, but the same is true for potassium oxalate and a few others. The image is composed of uranium metal but there is so little present it would take a very sensitive scintillation counter to detect any radiation. I have attempted to measure the radiation with a good geiger counter. No reading.
My graduate degree is in nuclear physics so I have an interest in this process. Also I have the expertise to evaluate the dangers.
Are you anywhere in the vicinity of the old testing sites. I expect that they are still somewhat radioactive.
Best W.Va. wishes,
Bob Schramm
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