UK REACH—registration

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Practice notes

UK REACH—registration

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Practice notes
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What does NI mean?

1. Nuclear Island (see: Nuclear Island) 2. Nuclear Institute: Created on the 1 January 2009 from the merger of the British nuclear energy Society and the Institution of Nuclear Engineers. The Nuclear Institute is a charity, professional institute and a learned society. The Institute offers a range of memberships from professorial level to layperson with an interest in nuclear matters.

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