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How Citizen Scientists can Sample Radiation

Posted On: Oct 18, 2012
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Marco Kaltofen, PE explains how citizens scientists can properly, collect, document, package and ship radiation samples. In this video, he also demonstrates how he analyzes radioactive samples in his lab.

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