
Interpretation:
To describe the radiation exposure unit and the amount of the radiation to which an average US (United States) resident is exposed to, in the time period of one year.
Concept Introduction:
Radiations are defined as the
SI units | Historical dosimetry |
1 Gray | 100 R |
1 Sievert | 100 rad => 100 rem |
10 mGy | 1 Roentgen |
10 mSv | 1 rad => 1 rem |

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