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Anybody ever think it could be from radioactive gas...
Trillium to be exact
Uh, what are you asking, exactly? Is WHAT due to radioactive gas? Sorry, you need to give us more to go on before anyone can answer...
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By the way, Trillium is a plant species, not a radioactive gas. Did you mean Tritium? Tritium is an Isotope of the element Hydrogen. H is the simplest element - a single Proton w/ a single Electron occupying a spherical ‘orbital’ space around it, Atomic Wt = 1. Tritium is a single Proton w/ 2 Neutrons in the nucleus & the single Electron, Atomic Wt = 3. It’s unstable & therefore radioactive.
But as I said, we need more elaboration as to what effect you think this is causing. It’s highly unlikely a radioactive gas like Tritium would cause any type of Urological symptoms - for one thing, it would be nearly impossible for someone to be exposed to it - it only exists in extremely minute quantities in nature & decays rapidly.
But as I said, we need more elaboration as to what effect you think this is causing. It’s highly unlikely a radioactive gas like Tritium would cause any type of Urological symptoms - for one thing, it would be nearly impossible for someone to be exposed to it - it only exists in extremely minute quantities in nature & decays rapidly.
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