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Detection in Denmark of the Sinkiang Nuclear Detonation

Nature volume 205, pages 1307–1308 (1965)Cite this article

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MEASUREMENTS of fission products in air at ground level are made regularly in Copenhagen using a high-volume air sampler and a 100-channel γ-spectrometer.

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    J. J. LED & L. KRISTENSEN

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LED, J., KRISTENSEN, L. Detection in Denmark of the Sinkiang Nuclear Detonation. Nature 205, 1307–1308 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/2051307b0

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