If you're breathing radioactive radon gas, how dangerous is it?, and what's the likelihood of you getting lung cancer? Risk Bites looks at radon safety, and the potential harm that being exposed to this radioactive gas can cause . #radon #risk #safety #exposure USEFUL LINKS US Environmental P
In this film you will learn more about the origin and effect of the gas. You will receive valuable tips on how to determine radon exposure and what you can do about too much radon in the house. Original: "Federal Office for Radiation Protection" Original: German. All translations in this video hav
Radon is a radioactive noble gas. It can enter our homes through cracks – if it accumulates there and we breathe it in for a long time, it can cause cancer. Radon is actually everywhere, but it is distributed differently from region to region. To determine whether you have radon in the house, only m
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Wherever we are, we are exposed to radiation. Sometimes we feel them, often we don't even notice them. People have always lived with natural radiation. Radiation has an effect on people and their health. But how exactly does it work, when and how do you have to protect yourself? The Federal Office f
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With photosynthesis, trees master one of the most important biological processes in the world. With the help of their leaves and the pigment chlorophyll, they produce their own nutrition with just three ingredients, while still producing fresh oxygen. https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/terra-x/die-fo
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