Potential hazards of uranium and its compounds in electron microscopy: a brief review
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Journal of Microscopy
|January 1, 1976
Abstract:
Uranium and its compounds are radioactive and highly toxic. Although well documented in the specialized literature the potential hazards are little known among microscopists. Labelling of these compounds does not indicate potential hazards sufficiently.
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