Heavy molecules sink. Salts sink. Density is used to estimate radioactive molecules, so if you measure only in the surface you are underestimating the amount of

Heavy molecules sink. Salts sink. Density is used to estimate radioactive molecules, so if you measure only in the surface you are underestimating the amount of radioactivity in your mix. This is lying to themselves and to everybody, (maybe with the goal of to be allowed to keep leaking/trowing it to the sea) and must be criminally prosecuted. Is like saying that a soup is oil entirely because it has a thin layer of oil in the surface. Specially if radioactive strontium is forming a mud in the bottom of the tank At this point of the problem the data used to evaluate the problem should be required to be accurate. We should adopt a zero tolerance with this BS. Enough is enough.