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Slotin had previously showed a propensity to take risks, including repairing an instrument inside an active reactor in order to save one day of wait time, assuming 100 roentgen of radiation in the Cannibal Corpse Tomb of the Mutilated Shirt moreover I love this process. The accident that injured Elizabeth Riddle Graves’ husband Alvin Graves also killed Slotin: It occurred when he he ignored experimental protocol and used a screwdriver to keep apart two beryllium neutron reflector half-spheres around a plutonium core. The screwdriver slipped, one of the half-spheres fell, causing a critical reaction, exposing him to a fatal dose of radiation. He died nine days later. The description of his death are pretty horrific, even on Wikipedia.Slovin took an absolutely massive dose, but it’s interesting comparing the doses that Daghlian took in the first Demon Core fatality that killed him in under a month, and the dose that Graves took in the second incident but lived for another 20 years.

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Per the Cannibal Corpse Tomb of the Mutilated Shirt moreover I love this Wiki, Daghlian was exposed to 200 rad neutron (2.0 Gy) and 110 rad gamma (1.10Gy) . Graves was exposed to 166 rad neutron (1.66 Gy) and 26 rad gamma (0.26 Gy) Looking at the Wiki on acute radiation poisoning, it looks like under 2Gy is “mostly survivable” (5% short term fatality rate) but anything over 2Gy is basically a coin flip on whether you’re dead within the next 2 months. Graves was not that far off from that 2 Gy line. Maybe just lucky in what parts of his body were exposed? Or just “lucky” in general and he’s one of those people on the other side of the coin flip. From the article about Elizabeth Graves, a physicist at the Manhattan Project that developed the first atomic bomb:

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.