ICRP PUBLICATION 72: AGE-DEPENDENT DOSES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC FROM INTAKE OF RADIONUCLIDES PART 5, COMPILATION OF INGESTION AND INHALATION COEFFICIENTS, 72
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Description The purpose of ICRP 72 is to summarise data on age-dependent committed effective dose coefficients for members of the public from intakes
by ingestion and inhalation of radioisotopes of the 91 elements described in ICRP Publications 56, 67, 68, 69 and 71. These dose coefficients
have been adopted in the International Atomic Energy Agency in their publication on International Basic Safety Standards for Protection
against Ionising Radiation, and in the Euratom Directive. The report does not give committed equivalent dose coefficients to tissues
and organs. The report will be useful to operational health physicists and to regulatory and advisory bodies responsible for radiation
protection.
Contents Preface. Glossary of terms.
Introduction.
Ingestion.
Inhalation.
Systemic Activity.
Dose Coefficients
for Ingestion and Inhalation.
References.
Annex A.
Dose coefficients for ingestion and inhalation of radionuclides
and effective dose rates for exposure to inert gases.
Annex B.
Inhalation dose coefficients for workers exposed to 226
Ra.
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