IAEA Category 5

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Category 5 sources: cannot cause permanent injury. They are used in x-ray fluorescence devices and electron capture devices.

see US/International Atomic Energy Agency

US/International Atomic Energy Agency

IAEA Category 1 - likely to cause permanent injury within few minutes

IAEA Category 2 - could cause permanent injury within few minutes or hours

IAEA Category 3 - could cause injury within a few days or weeks

IAEA Category 4 - could cause injury within a many weeks

IAEA Category 5 - won't cause injury under any duration

	Start date	Site	Title	Isotope	Topic
ENS 57706	9 May 2025 05:00:00	Grace Analytical Laboratory	Lost Sources	Ni-63	Moisture Density Gauge
ENS 57634	21 March 2025 07:00:00	G.E. Healthcare Dba/Medi+Physics	Lost Source	Iodine-123	Moisture Density Gauge
ENS 52529	29 January 2017 06:00:00	Environmental Design International	Agreement State Report - Stolen X-Ray Fluorescent Analyzer	Cd-109	Moisture Density Gauge Stolen
ENS 41962	30 August 2005 14:30:00	Michigan State University	Licensee Reported an Unaccountable Californium-249 Source		Moisture Density Gauge
ENS 41990	1 June 2005 04:00:00	Dupont Fluoroproducts	Agreement State Report - Tritium Sources Disposed at Landfill	Tritium H-3	Tritium Exit Sign

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