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Radon,- from the Save The Environment Homepage from
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Radon Occurence and Health Risk - Comprehensive article on radon. Radon progeny, the decay chain and radiation. Lung cancer risks. Occupational and residential limits. Geographic radon potential. Waterborne radon. (June 1999) Western Regional Radon ...
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NRSB Certified Measurement Specialists
National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) is working with the US EPA Radiation and Indoor Environments National Laboratory in Las Vegas to conduct an on-site intercomparison for Radon Chambers for radon progeny (Working Level) devices. If you are interested in participating, please contact the NRSB office in New York by letter or e-mail. An application for Secondary Radon ...
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"Ask the Experts" Category: Radon
Q817 Population dose Q980 Radon progeny decay time Q1241 Scavenging of radon daughters by rain Q1426 Radon in the home Q1466 Beta-to-alpha ratio for radon progeny Q1476 Radon ...
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Air Chek - Radon Facts - what is radon? Where does radon come from? Who discovered radon? Is radon harmful to humans?
Radon-220 is formed in the decay chain of thorium-232. Radon-222 decays in a sequence of radionuclides called radon decay products, radon daughters, or radon progeny. It is radon-222 that most readily occurs in the environment. Atmospheric releases of radon-222 ...
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Glossary of Terms | Indoor Air | Air | US EPA
Indoor Air topics that fall under "Indoor Air Quality", see also: Radon | BASE | General IAQ Glossary | Mold IAQ Tools for Schools Kit, IAQ Reference Guide - Appendix ... but are not touching. RADON (Rn) AND RADON DECAY PRODUCTS: Radon is a radioactive gas formed in the decay of uranium. The radon decay products (also called radon daughters or progeny) can be breathed into ...
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