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Meanings of atomic number 86 in English

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radão
Catalan
número atòmic 86

A radioactive gaseous element formed by the disintegration of radium; the heaviest of the inert gasses; occurs naturally (especially in areas over granite) and is considered a hazard to health.

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Examples for "radon"
Examples for "radon"
1
As discussed before, they often prove to be breeding grounds for radon.
The South African
2
Conclusions: There is considerable variation in radon and UV exposure across Switzerland.
Pubmed
3
The danger of radon is extrapolated from high dose uranium mining data.
The Irish Times
4
Dr Woods, in the meantime, advised schools to ventilate rooms affected by radon.
The Irish Times
5
The most important thing it senses, from a saving-your-life perspective, is probably radon.
Independent.ie
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Radon gas emits along the seismically active faults and increased the 222Rn contamination in surrounding water and soil.
Pubmed
2
The inhibitory time course of electrical acupuncture were prolonged by stimulating RN.
Pubmed
3
Both nn and rn let you create killfiles, but in different ways.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
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RN could be the john Vince described as looking like Rick Nelson.
Devil Bones
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As an RN I am truly grateful to you for your advocacy.
News.com.au
Translations for atomic number 86