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English: NRC Picture of Cerenkov Radiation Effect in the Reed Research Reactor
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| Source | http://www.nrc.gov/images/reading-rm/photo-gallery/20071115-067.jpg |
| Author | United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission |
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