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When exposed to gamma radiation, the chloroform in the vials would form an acid. The amount of acid produced was directly proportional to the radiation dose absorbed. This acid caused the purple dye to shift toward a yellow-orange hue. Soldiers could determine their exposure level—ranging from 50 to 450 Roentgens—by comparing the vials against a printed guide on the device. Tactical Importance and Limitations

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