How to pronounce“radon”in English

saw radon levels fluctuating in the early 1990s through the early 2000s and

and radon's a gas that can get into people's homes get trapped there and when the byproducts of radon are inhaled into the lung that actually can cause

us so radon's a problem it comes from uranium which is a radioactive material

known Pathways because radon can also dissolve into water and get into the homes and it's been found in natural gas so the industry has the potential to

Note that the atomic number of radon is just two units less than that of radium, and the mass number is four less than radium’s.

nearly a million indoor basement radon measurements from 1989 through 2013 we

cancer it's a known risk factor uh radon levels also increased though in parts of Pennsylvania that had no fracking uh why why would that be I mean