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level light source for
night illumination of
instruments or signage.
Radioluminescent paint is
occasionally used for
clock hands and
instrument dials, enabling...
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Radioluminescent paint is a self-luminous
paint that
consists of a
small amount of a
radioactive isotope (radionuclide)
mixed with a
radioluminescent...
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optoelectric nuclear battery[citation needed] (also
radiophotovoltaic device,
radioluminescent nuclear battery or
radioisotope photovoltaic generator) is a type of...
- as a
radiation source.
Tritium is the only
radiation source used in
radioluminescent light sources today due to its low
radiological toxicity and commercial...
- from the 1910s to the 1970s, it was used as a
radioactive source for
radioluminescent devices and also in
radioactive quackery for its
supposed curative...
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Undark and the
Radium Girls orau.org -
Radioluminescent paint orau.org -
Photo gallery of
radioluminescent items New York
Times - "A Glow in the Dark...
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operations of
nuclear reactors.
Tritium is used as the
energy source in
radioluminescent lights for watches,
night sights for firearms,
numerous instruments...
- activity, for example, in
improperly discarded products painted with
radioluminescent paint.
Residues from the oil and gas
industry often contain radium...
- in the
painting of clocks,
watches and
other instrument dials using radioluminescent paint containing radium. The
resulting dials are now
collectively known...
-
tritium and
phosphors is to
provide illumination for the comp****, via
radioluminescent tritium illumination,
which does not
require the comp**** to be "recharged"...