[time-nuts] How dangerous if Rb lamp broken?

[Don Latham]

Rb is not even mentioned in the "The National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health (NIOSH)" tables as a hazardous substance. Even if
shipped, Rb is listed as a simple Alkali metal.

Volker Esper
>
> Am 09.07.2013 13:49, schrieb Robert Atkinson:
>> Why are so many people radiophobic?
> In my opinion, the answere isn't hard to find. Those people don't have
> any experience with it and don't know, which information is correct.
> Radiation can be dangerous, there's no doubt about it, is it? The
> question is: is this paticular situation dangerous. So there's no sense
> in mocking someone or making fun of him. We just need enough information
> to estimate the risk. It would be better to inform someone who's scared
> with precise information.
>> Rant off,
>>
> Since I'm no native speaker, I'm not sure, what exactly you are meaning
> - declamatory, elevated, fray, excited?
>
> Thanks
>
> Volker
>
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