Following up this article..Tokyo is contaminated as the worst place in Chernobyl
39,488 Bq/Kg of cesium (134 + 137) was measured in Edogawa ku in Tokyo. It equals to 2,566,720Bq/㎡.
In the secondary evacuation area in Belarus, it was 555,000 ~ 1,480,000 Bq/m2 of cesium 137.
Even if you consider the data of Tokyo includes cesium 134, still it can be near the maximum limit of the secondary evacuation area in Belarus.
@tokaiama 1/8 江戸川区歩道車道の砂を測定しましたが同じような数値になります。CS134/137合計39488Bq/kg twitter.com/edogawa_aoyama…
— 東京江戸川放射線 (@edogawa_aoyama) January 15, 2012
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On 1/8/2012, we measured the sand of the street in Edogawa ku Tokyo, the result is like on the picture above. 39,488 Bq/Kg of cesium 134 + 137.
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“4. The expressions “weak,” “low,” and “high” (“heavy”) radioactive contamination
usually indicate a comparison among officially designated different levels of radioactive contamination in the territories: less than 1 Ci/km2 (<37 kBq/m2); 1–5 Ci/km2 (37–185 kBq/m2); 5–15 Ci/km2 (185–555 kBq/m2); and 15–40 Ci/km2 (555–1480 kBq/m2).
5. The term “clean territory” is a conventional one; however, during the first weeks and months of the catastrophe practically all territories of Belarus, Ukraine, and European Russia, and Europe and most of the Northern Hemisphere were to some extent contaminated by the Chernobyl radionuclide fallout.
6. Levels (amount) of contamination are expressed as in the original papers— either in Curies per square kilometer (Ci/km2) or in Bequerels per square meter (Bq/m2)." pages xii
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I was also wondering if you would please email me a copy of the photo of the person sick with radiation exposure.
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Hi M. I’d like to know whether this sample came from real “dust” that is from an urbanized zone like a paved street or sidewalk or an unpaved zone like a park, garden or a flowerbed.
This matter is very important because the Cesium conversion ratio Bq/m2 might be very different depending on the context, a 60x ratio will only be appropriate for a natural soil.
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T