Radon detection in conical diffusion chambers: Monte Carlo calculations and experiment

Rickards, J.; Golzarri, J.I.; Vázquez-López, C.; Espinosa, G.

doi:10.1063/1.4927188

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“…For the inner part of the geyser, truncated conical diffusion chambers were used. [6] In Figure 4, a picture of this device is shown. For this device, the Rn activity in Bq/m 3 is given by Equation 1:…”

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Understanding the Basics of Final Unification With Three Gravitational Constants Associated With Nuclear, Electromagnetic and Gravitational Interactions

Seshavatharam¹,

Lakshminarayana

2017

JNP

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Radon measurements were collected over a period of nine months in the area of the ancient Cuexcomate geyser, in Puebla City. For measuring radon, the passive method of nuclear tracks in solids was used, using polycarbonate CR-39 as radiation sensitive material. Radon concentrations varied in strong anti-correlation with the rainfall intensity. And are lower compared to other locations, in concordance with the stratigraphic composition, as travertine and deposits of volcanic origin, corresponding to the geyser chemical composition and the active environment in the north part of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt with an andesitic and basalt composition.

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