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Identification and Localisation of Radon Sources in Houses with Extreme High Radon Concentrations

J. Thomas, L. Moucka

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Information is given about the radon programme in Czechoslovakia after the democratic revolution in 1989 - organisation, implementation steps, limits. Results for radon exposure and radon evaluation for Jachymov, a special situation, and for Petrovice, as an example of a high radon risk area, are given.

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Information is given about the radon programme in Czechoslovakia after the democratic revolution in 1989 - organisation, implementation steps, limits. Results for radon exposure and radon evaluation for Jachymov, a special situation, and for Petrovice, as an example of a high radon risk area, are given.

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Information is given about the radon programme in Czechoslovakia after the democratic revolution in 1989 - organisation, implementation steps, limits. Results for radon exposure and radon evaluation for Jachymov, a special situation, and for Petrovice, as an example of a high radon risk area, are given.

Key concepts: Radon, Radon exposure, Identification (biology), Environmental science, Environmental health, Medicine, Nuclear physics, Physics

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