Outdoor radon concentration in China

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A nationwide survey was conducted in 2014 to investigate environmental outdoor radon level in 33 provincial cities across China. The radon detector used was a passive-type solid-state nuclear track detector, CR-39. Measurements were conducted under the same condition following the quality control programme. Outdoor radon concentrations in China ranged from 3 to 30.0 Bq·m-3. The annual arithmetic and geometric mean radon concentration were 14 and 13.2 Bq·m-3, respectively. The radon concentrations in the locations near or along coastline were lower than the average value, while those located in the inland area were higher. As a whole, the result showed no big difference from the data measured during the period 1983-1998. It demonstrated that the outdoor radon concentration level in China has not been changing remarkably for 20 years.

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Wu, Q., Pan, Z., Liu, S., & Wang, C. (2016). Outdoor radon concentration in China. Nukleonika, 61(3), 373–378. https://doi.org/10.1515/nuka-2016-0062

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