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Equivalent dose

Equivalent dose (symbol H) is a dose quantity representing the stochastic health effects of low levels of ionizing radiation on the human body which represents the probability of radiation-induced cancer and genetic damage. It is derived from the physical quantity absorbed dose, but also takes into account the biological effectiveness of the radiation…

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Common symbols
H
In SI base units
J⋅kg−1
Other units
röntgen equivalent man
SI unit
sievert

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related to Future use · 12
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related to Application · 10
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related to Equivalent dose V dose equivalent · 10
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related to Relationship to committed dose · 5
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related to Calculation · 4
Equivalent dose → Equivalent, HT, The, WR
related to Limitation of equivalent dose calculation · 4
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related to Dosimetry reports · 3
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related to Units · 3
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Equivalent dose → Banana, Ionizing, Roentgen

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dose equivalent radiation icrp quantity absorbed body use factors weighting used biological energy sievert stochastic units health effects dosimetry committed

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Equivalent doseCommon symbolsH1.00infobox
Equivalent doseIn SI base unitsJ⋅kg−11.00infobox
Equivalent doseOther unitsröntgen equivalent man1.00infobox
Equivalent doseSI unitsievert1.00infobox
Equivalent doseis asievert0.90text
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationTo0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationFor0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationInternational Commission0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationRadiological Protection0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationICRP0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationRadiation Units0.60section
Equivalent doserelated to ApplicationMeasurements0.60section

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