Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1946 — Page 14

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Floats From Bikini Test to Oklahoma in 3 Days.

By Bclence Service TULSA, Okla. Nov. 14—New and rare radioactive gas was generated by the second atomic bomb at Bikini and was detected in the atmosphere over Oklahoma three days

later. This is the conclusion presented in a report to the Physical Review, journal of the American Physical society, by a group of five Tulsa scientists, R. E. Fearson, A. Wendell Engle, Jean Thayer, Gilbert Swift and Irving Johnson. |, Radioactive concentrates were prepared from the atmosphere and

radloactive decay constants were determined. The scientists concluded that the deposit obtained July 28 consisted of element 86 with a half life of 82 minutes. Element Is Radon Element 86 is radon, a radioactive gas which is known as the first disintegration product of radium. “The kind of radon found by the Tulsa scientists would be a different variety or isotope from the one obtained from radium and may be in an unreported radioactive series. There has been apprehension that

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