نتایج جستجو برای: radon gas

تعداد نتایج: 251476  

Journal: :Epidemiology 2012
Benedict W Wheeler James Allen Michael H Depledge Alison Curnow

BACKGROUND Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, is a carcinogen that causes a small proportion of lung cancers among exposed populations. Theoretical models suggest that radon may also be a risk factor for skin cancer, but epidemiologic evidence for this relationship is weak. In this study, we investigated ecologic associations between environmental radon concentration and the incidenc...

2000
T. KOGA H. MORISHIMA M. INAGAKI Y. TANAKA M. MIFUNE

We have carried out convenient and highly sensitive radon measurement using absorption to means of a detecting active charcoal and a liquid scintillation spectrometer, Packard Pico-rad System. The α and β radioactivities of its decay products originated from radon gas absorbed detector exposed to air were measured. Its detection limit is 1.7Bq/m in air with an accuracy of about 10% on 200 minit...

2016
Seungsoo Sheen Keu Sung Lee Wou Young Chung Saeil Nam Dae Ryong Kang

Lung cancer is a leading cause of cancer-related death in the world. Smoking is definitely the most important risk factor for lung cancer. Radon ((222)Rn) is a natural gas produced from radium ((226)Ra) in the decay series of uranium ((238)U). Radon exposure is the second most common cause of lung cancer and the first risk factor for lung cancer in never-smokers. Case-control studies have provi...

Journal: :Geological Society, London, Engineering Geology Special Publications 2020

2016
Qifan Wu Ziqiang Pan Senlin Liu Chunhong Wang Q. F. Wu

The annual effective dose to Chinese population from natural radiation exposure is about 3.1 mSv/y, of which 1.56 mSv/y or 50% is due to the exposure from radon and its daughters [1]. The enhanced natural radiation level results mainly from indoor radon concentrations rising by 70%, compared to the previous data in 1990s [1, 2]. Based on the research, the increase in indoor radon concentrations...

2012
Arvind Kumar Vivek Walia Surinder Singh Bikramjit Singh Bajwa Sandeep Mahajan Sunil Dhar Frank Yang

The continuous soil gas radon and daily monitoring of radon concentration in water is carried out at Amritsar (Punjab, India), a well known seismic zone to study the correlation of radon anomalies in relation to seismic activities in the study area. In this study, radon monitoring in soil was carried out by using barasol probe (BMC2) manufactured by Algade France whereas the radon content in wa...

Journal: :The Science of the total environment 2001
J P Mc Laughlin

In recent years, a number of case-control epidemiological studies have taken place and others are in progress to evaluate the lung cancer risk to the general population from exposure to radon and its short-lived progeny in the indoor residential environment. While it is actually long term exposure over past decades to radon progeny by inhalation that dominates lung doses, for a number of practi...

2012
Keramatollah Akbari Jafar Mahmoudi

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a powerful tool for predicting and visualizing radon content and indoor air quality and is cost effective in comparison with other methods such as full scale laboratory and gas trace techniques. The intention of this article is to use CFD to simulate indoor radon distribution and ventilation effects. In this study a mechanically balanced ventilation system ...

2007
A. C. George

In 1900, Dorn discovered the emanation in the uranium series that eventually became the well-known gas Rn. From 1900 through 1908, it was demonstrated that Rn is a radioactive gas found in tap water, highly condensable at low temperatures with a halflife of approximately 3.7 days and can be collected on charcoal by adsorption. Although, radon was discovered in 1900, the effects of prolonged exp...

2000
A. C. Canoba F. O. López M. I. Arnaud A. A. Oliveira

Rn is the most important source of natural radiation and is responsible for approximately half of the received dose of the totality of the sources. Most of this dose comes from the inhalation of the progeny of Rn, and this happens especially in closed atmospheres. Due to this, the control of the levels of Rn concentration in the different geographic areas is important where human activities are...

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