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Radon in water small sip amount ingested, +3. do i need to go visit the hospital or my doctor? this was 3 days ago.
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Explain the question: Radon is a gas sometimes found in basements as a product of radioactive decay. How did you determine that it was dissolved in a sip of water? Or was it something else? Please explain what you consider radon.
Answered 9/13/2014
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