英語 での Radioactive substances の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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They are also apparently highly effective in removing radioactive substances from the soil.
Before exposure and immediately after exposure, you should act quickly to prevent absorption and remove radioactive substances from the body.
It has been reported that the purified water contains radioactive substances.
Radioactive substances that remained high in the sky after the hydrogen explosions came down with the rain, and the radiation level at the ground took a leap again.
The entire company now needs to be focused on preventing radioactive substances from escaping into the environment.
I have heard that radioactive substances have been detected in tap water, but I drank it.
In addition, other radioactive substances, including strontium 90, have not even been captured.
The radioactive substances that reached the Earth's atmosphere contaminated as fallout mainly the region northeast of Chernobyl as well as many countries in Europe.
Radiations from radioactive substances/ by Sir Ernest Rutherford, James Chadwich, and C. D. Ellis.
The accident at Chernobyl spread highly radioactive substances to regions as far away as Sweden, Britain and southern Germany.
At that time, I had no knowledge about nuclear or radioactive substances.
Colonel Kirkpatrick of the US Atomic Energy Commission issued a document stating that radioactive substances would be given to human subjects.
A number of radioactive substances are concentrated up the food chain and in people.
There is no legal restriction to removing waste containing radioactive substances from the premises.
Wherever there is life, radioactive substances are absorbed into the biological cycle.
A number of radioactive substances are concentrated up the food chain and in people.
The fact that no radioactive substances other than ruthenium were measured is a clear indication that the source must have been a nuclear reprocessing plant.
Many are known to be leaking various radioactive substances, most commonly tritium, as at Indian Point.
This leap shows that radioactive substances from the Fukushima Daiichi plant arrived at those cities on that day, carried by winds after the hydrogen explosions on March 15.
During the 10 days that followed, the NPP released almost six times more radioactive substances than did TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi meltdown.