Collective dose
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Collective dose is a measure of the total amount of radiation exposure multiplied by the size of the exposed population. Collective dose is usually measured in units of person-rem or person-sieverts, or man-rem or man-sievert.
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- Radioactivity
- Radiation poisoning
- Ionizing radiation
- Total effective dose equivalent
- Deep-dose equivalent
- Cumulative dose
- Committed dose equivalent
- Committed effective dose equivalent
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