Assertion: radon | /r/HasProperty | gas
Facets:
value: more importantly
type: DEGREE
value: at standard conditions
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Because radon is a gas at standard conditions, unlike its decay-chain parents, it can readily be extracted from them for research.
text: Radon is a gas that occurs naturally outdoors in harmless amounts.
text: Because radon is a gas, it can move freely through the soil enabling it to escape to the atmosphere or seep into buildings.
text: Radon is a gas that you cannot smell, taste or see.
text: Radon is a gas that occurs as the end product of radium decay.
text: Unlike radon, which is a gas, the radon decay products produced from radon are solid particles.
text: More importantly, radon is a gas that poses notable health risks when present in your home.
text: Because radon is a gas, and a penetrative one at that, and because radon originates in the soil, the first step is to seal any cracks or gaps or defects that provide points of entry.
text: Radon is a gas, but these decay products are solids that can attach to dust and enter the lungs.
text: Since radon is a gas and does not adsorb onto soil particles, there is no soil test available.
text: Radon is a gas and is part of the group known as the noble gases.
text: 1) Radon is a gas which can seep into our homes
text: Because radon is a gas, it can easily seep from the soil where you live into your home’s foundation.
text: Because radon is a gas, it moves easily up through soil.
text: Unless you test with a radon test kit, you can't tell whether your home has radon, because radon is a gas that has no smell, no color, and can't be seen.
text: Why would you not test for Radon, a gas that is even more prevalent and dangerous than these?
text: Because radon is a gas, it can easily move through small spaces in soils and other materials, allowing it to enter the air we breathe, both outdoors and inside buildings.
text: However, since radon is a gas, it is easily inhaled and living tissue is directly exposed to the radiation.
text: Radon is a gas that naturally forms from soil and rock.
text: Radon is a gas that has no color, odor, or taste and comes from the natural radioactive breakdown of uranium in the ground.
text: Radon is a gas that occurs naturally from the breakdown of a substance called uranium.
text: Radon is a gas, therefore, as a gas, it can move through a concrete slab.
text: Uranium and thorium decay to other elements such as radium (a solid), which in turn decays into radon (a gas).
text: Because radon is a gas, it has much greater mobility than uranium and radium, which are fixed in the solid matter in rocks and soils.
text: Radon is a gas that is odorless and tasteless, created from decomposing uranium found in water, soil, and rocks.
text: Radon is a gas and is part of the group known as the noble gases.
text: Because radon is a gas, it moves easily up through soil.
text: Radon is a gas which can be found everywhere, though some parts of the country, in particular, are more likely to have higher exposure levels than other areas.