A free CD-ROM that provides a basic overview of UV/electron-beam technology is now available from RadTech International (Bethesda, MD), an non-profit trade association dedicated to the technical, educational an dmarket advancement of UV and EB processes. "Introduction to UV/EB Curing" addresses a range of topics including the history of UV/EB curing, economic benefits, health and safety, as well as chemistry.

A glossary of terms related to UV technology, "Terminology Used fo UV Curing Process Design and Measurement," has also been assembled by the RadTech UV Measurement Committee.

For the CD-ROM or a copy of the glossary, visit www.radtech.org or call (301) 664-8408.