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Cornwall Radon Gas Centre |
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URANIUM 238 DECAY SERIES |
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Lung Cancer Risk |
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The decay particles of most concern are: |
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Radon 222 |
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Polonium 218 |
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Lead 214 |
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Bismuth 214 |
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Polonium 214 |
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Decay Pathways |
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This chart shows the various pathways by which polonium 218 can decay to lead 206 |
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Stable |
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NOTES |
