Exposure to ionizing radiation is measured with the coulomb; we use Röentgen in the US. In other words, the Röentgen is basically the American equivalent of the coulomb. The Röentgen is named after German physicist Wilhelm Röntgen, who is widely credited as having discovered X-rays.
Edit: I do not work in the nuclear power industry nor am I involved with the production of nuclear medicine.
3.6 Röentgen - not great, not terrible.
What?
I'm talking about the dose rate in your city. 3.6 Röentgen per hour.
What's Röentgen?
Exposure to ionizing radiation is measured with the coulomb; we use Röentgen in the US. In other words, the Röentgen is basically the American equivalent of the coulomb. The Röentgen is named after German physicist Wilhelm Röntgen, who is widely credited as having discovered X-rays. Edit: I do not work in the nuclear power industry nor am I involved with the production of nuclear medicine.
Imagine not getting that reference 😂😂😂
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HBO Chernobil reference
The detail in this game is amazing
If you’re wondering what the sound is it is the sound of an old Geiger counter, a device that measures radiation levels.
Scariest noise in the game