Radon in Air and Water – Physics and Astronomy – University of Maine
Radon in Air and Water – Physics and Astronomy – University of Maine
Publication Year:
1986
Authors:
University of Maine
Language:
English
Resource Type:
Blog Post
Radon in Water and Air Health Risks and Control Measures This document, a publication of the University of Maine, answers common questions about radon’s health effects and describes methods to reduce radon exposure. What is Radon? The chemical element radon is one stage in a natural radioactive decay chain. How Does Radon Get Into Homes? […]
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Resource Information
Resource Type
Blog Post
Publication Year
1986
Author
University of Maine
Language
English
Relevant Country
United States
Specific Contaminants
Other Chemicals, Radon
University Affiliation
University of Maine
Business Connect Takeaways
The article explains that radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can be found in both air and water, and can pose health risks if levels are too high.
The article provides information on how radon enters homes through the air and water, and how to test for radon levels in both.
The article provides guidance for individuals on how to reduce their exposure to radon, including sealing cracks in foundations, installing ventilation systems, and using appropriate treatment methods for radon in water.