Well the Sievert is a very strange unit

meters squared per second squared

The only problem is it's bonded to chlorine

Maybe a different gas is a better idea

bro

you get 2 "gassses" from water

the only thing you know is they behave different

sievert Sv equivalent dose (of ionizing radiation) J/kg m2⋅s−2

What a strange unit

Area per time squared

what is that?

wht?

It's what the device actually reads

area per time???

sieverts per hour

wtf

area per time squared per unit time

Because remember the device reads sieverts per hour

is that like mile sper hour but instead of miles its land??>

I'm telling you something smells like shit in the instrumentation for detecting ionizing radiation

No datasheet

Strange unit

Bro

i agree

area over time

loll

I mean you would think the unit should be luminousity, gamma rays per square centimeter per minute

Ionized gas is impossible with a redox reaction

It can only be a solution or a solid

This device is supposed to detect
alpha (ionized helium gas)
beta (electrons)
gamma (high frequency X rays)

so it even admits its detecting izinozed gas on one level

Alpha isn't ionized helium

And it gives you a reading of meters squared per second per second per hour

bound together into a particle identical to a helium-4 nucleus

Wait

uh huh...;)

It is

I was thinking of isotopes lol

@rightthehand Is it possible if you licked the firefighters garments in Hospital 126 basement in Pripyat you would not die.

OR....

You would die, maybe for a different reason

OR....

You would die from Acute Radiation Syndrome and suffer the same fate as the firefighters who wore those clothes?

Anyways it seems ionized gas is only possible by adding heat