Chemistry, 05.07.2019 18:30 uticabadgirl

Using the methods allowed by 10 cfr 20, calculate the neutron dose received by a worker who has been exposed to a uniform field of:
2x106 neutrons cm-2 at 1 ev
6x106 neutrons cm-2 at 10 ev
7x106 neutrons cm-2 at 100 ev
6x106 neutrons cm-2 at 1000 ev
5x106 neutrons cm-2 at 10 kev
3x106 neutrons cm-2 at 100 kev
4x106 neutrons cm-2 at 1 mev
2x106 neutrons cm-2 at 2.5 mev
1x106 neutrons cm-2 at 5 mev
how does that compare to a dose from the same total number of neutrons from an unknown energy?

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