Re: possible sources for sheet lead and mineral/ transformer oil?

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Original poster: "David Rieben" <drieben-at-midsouth.rr-dot-com> 

Hi,

Maybe someone more knowledgable that myself should
further comment on this but that just doesn't "add up" to
me. I wouldn't think that just because a piece of lead has
stopped radiation that it would have "accumulated" all of
the radiation that it had "cuaght". With this line of think-
ing, it would be mortally dangerous to drink UV radiation
treated water, wouldn't it? Also, by the same token, a
black piece of construction paper should "glow" when
placed in a dark room after being layed out in the full sun
light all day, shouldn't it?

David Rieben

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Subject: RE: possible sources for sheet lead and mineral/ transformer oil?


 > Original poster: "Gary Weaver" <gary350-at-earthlink-dot-net>
 >
 > WARNING.  Lead from an e-ray room in a hospital or any other lead used as
a
 > shield will hold the radiation and release it in very small harmless
 > amounts over a long period of time.  But if you melt that same lead it
 > releases all the radiation that has been captured by the lead in a few
 > seconds.   This can cause you to receive an over dose of radiation.
 >
 > Gary Weaver