Tritium in the Physical and Biological Sciences

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"Tritium in the Physical and Biological Sciences." Nuclear Science and Engineering, 15(2), pp. 224–225 Additional informationNotes on contributorsD. E. Hull(About the reviewers: D. E. Hull is a Senior Research Associate and B. A. Fries a Research Associate at California Research Corporation, where they have collaborated for fifteen years in developing applications of radioactivity in the petroleum industry. Hull was at Minnesota, Columbia, and Oak Ridge before going to his present position, while Fries was at Chicago, Oak Ridge, and Hanford. Their experience in radioactivity goes back to their Ph.D. theses. Hull received his degree in physical chemistry in 1935; Fries in vhysiology in 1941, both at the University of California.)B. A. Fries(About the reviewers: D. E. Hull is a Senior Research Associate and B. A. Fries a Research Associate at California Research Corporation, where they have collaborated for fifteen years in developing applications of radioactivity in the petroleum industry. Hull was at Minnesota, Columbia, and Oak Ridge before going to his present position, while Fries was at Chicago, Oak Ridge, and Hanford. Their experience in radioactivity goes back to their Ph.D. theses. Hull received his degree in physical chemistry in 1935; Fries in vhysiology in 1941, both at the University of California.)