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Indoor radon concentration measurements in dwellings of Riobamba Canton, Central Andes of Ecuador. [PDF]
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European Code Against Cancer, 5th edition - ultraviolet radiation, radon and cancer. [PDF]
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Radon permeability and radon exhalation of building materials
Science of the Total Environment, 2001High radon concentrations indoors usually depend on the possibilities of radon penetration from the surrounding soil into the buildings. Radon concentrations in dwellings up to 100 kBq/m3 were found in some special regions (i.e. Schneeberg/Saxony, Umhausen/Tyrol), where the soil shows a high uranium content and additionally, a fast radon transport in ...
G, Keller, B, Hoffmann, T, Feigenspan
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