La. The constancy of the potassium-40 assay is indicated by the reproducibility of the results for the first 6 weeks.The peak concentrations given in Table 1 can be compared with the International Commission on Radiological Protection's maximum permissible concentration for barium-140/lanthan,um-140 in drinking water of 300 mgc/lit (3). The latter value is for continuous exposure for an indefinite period of time, while the exposure resulting from weapons testing is of short duration. Unlike strontium-90, barium-140 cannot present a cumulative hazard because of its very short half-life. Barium-140 has not been observed in any human subjects, although a search has been made for it.
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