Radioactive carbon from nuclear explosion and nonthreshold biological effects

@article{Sakharov1958RadioactiveCF,
  title={Radioactive carbon from nuclear explosion and nonthreshold biological effects},
  author={A. Sakharov},
  journal={The Soviet Journal of Atomic Energy},
  year={1958},
  volume={4},
  pages={757-762}
}
  • A. Sakharov
  • Published 1958
  • Chemistry
  • The Soviet Journal of Atomic Energy
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