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Mr. Silin Xing
Radon Content in Water in Luebeck
Prof. Dr. rer.nat. Manfred Rößle
Dipl. -Ing. (FH). Uwe Janßen
Date of handing out: 30th March 2015
Date of handing in: 30th June 2015
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The boiling point of radon is 211.45 K, melting point of radon is 202.15K. Radon is a dense gas. Figure 1-2. Radon’s Characteristic
1.2.2 Chemical Properties:
The chemical reactivity of radon is not reactive, it is inert to most of the chemical reactions. In element category the radon is a noble gas.
Radon is chemically inert. radon fluoride can get by Radon gas and fluorine directly combination, which is similar to the corresponding compound of xenon. But it is more stable and less volatile.
In addition, radon energy and water, forming a complex phenol. Figure 1-3. Radon
Covalent atomic radius: 214pm
The first ionization energy: 1038kJ / mol
Oxidation states: + 4, + 2
In the periodic table, radon is located in the group 18 (noble gases), p-block, period 6. The atomic number of radon is 86. It have a standard atomic weight of (222). The electron per shell(arrangement of extra-nuclear electrons) is 2, 8, 18, 32, 18, 8 Figure 1-4.
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After getting into the human body through the respiratory system, it can cause lung cancer, but also seriously damage the kidneys. The maximum allowable concentrations of radioactive radon radiation in the workplace is 1.1 Bq / l. Radon is also highly lipophilic Figure 1-11. Radon Damage in human body, this will makes people feel tired and sleepy. The external radiation of radiation of radon is the directly contact with α radiation from radon and its progeny. The external radiation of radon can do harm to the nervous system, reproductive system as well as the digest system of human even the skin can protect and prevent human from α radiation. [2]People should also Note that, the toxicity was caused by the radiation of producing α particle , not because of the chemical nature actions.
For most people, the majority of radon exposure from home. But at the same time the outside radon can be dissolved in the underground water and come into the house as the form dissolved in tap water. Meanwhile, the concentration of radon in a home depends on: the content of the
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While the barrels rusted, dangerous elements such as radium, thorium
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1 Fracking and Natural Gas Fracking in the United States is a good idea because natural gas is widely used to fuel vehicles heat businesses and homes, and as energy for kitchen stoves and other appliances, natural gas; however, it is extremely flammable and has a tendency to be exceedingly destructive. Natural gas has been widely used all over many states, Texas, Louisiana, Wyoming, Oklahoma, and Colorado use natural gas and the percentage has increased by about 7.5% in 2011, the total of natural gas being used in the U.S. has increased by 65%. Many, if not most, of these states use natural gas for their vehicles, their heating and many kitchen appliances. Manufacturers offer factory built, natural gas trucks, vans, Public buses and school buses, there are
Non-ionising is found at the end of a long wavelength where as ionising radiation is found at shorter wavelength. Regions of the spectrum: • Gamma radiation- ionizing • X-ray radiation- ionizing • Ultraviolet radiation- non-ionizing • Infrared radiation- non-ionizing • Microwave radiation- non-ionizing • Radio waves- non-ionizing 3- A) Lethal Dose Effects 5-20 Possible late effects; possible chromosomal damage 20-100 Temporary reduction in white blood cells 100-200 Mild radiation sickness within a few hours:
Too much exposure to ionizing radiation can damage the tissues. Children, young women and fetus are more sensitive to this type of radiation than others (Fahey, 2012). • Maintaining the Highest Level of Safety with NM Workers in nuclear medicine should follow safety rules. While working with radioactive materials, personal protective equipment like gloves, protective eye wear and cloths and in some cases fume hoods must be used. NM procedures must be practiced in special closed places.
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