English to Galician Meaning of radon - Rada

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Definitions of radon in English
Noun(1) a radioactive gaseous element formed by the disintegration of radium; the heaviest of the inert gasses; occurs naturally (especially in areas over granite
Examples of radon in English
(1) As the pressure in a building is slightly lower than the pressure outdoors, radon will be drawn from the ground into the building.(2) All the areas had previously been thought to be safe from high levels of seeping radon , which comes out of the ground and gathers in enclosed spaces.(3) A review of over 11 studies in uranium miners attributed an observed increase in lung cancer to radon and its progeny and not to uranium.(4) The ground in some parts of the country releases radon , a radioactive gas that can cause cancer.(5) That is roughly half the annual dose from inhaled radon and its decay products in a typical single family home in the United States.
(1) radius of gyration ::
raio de giração
(2) atomic radius ::
raio atómico
(3) radius of curvature ::
radio de curvatura
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1. radon ::
Rada
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