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Typical Radiation Dose Rates - a Comparison

This document discusses typical doses and dose rates. It provides prefixes for units of measurement like milli (m) meaning 1 thousandth and micro (m) meaning 1 millionth. The source for this information is listed as UNSCEAR.

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TYPICAL DOSESm = milli = 1 thousandthSource: UNSCEAR
TYPICAL DOSE RATESm = micro = 1 millionthSource: UNSCEAR

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Typical Radiation Dose Rates - a Comparison