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Soil measurement is often used to determine radon levels before building a new property or modernizing an existing property. Uranium and radium are the two elements that contribute to the high levels of radon gas found in soil. Radon must pass through the soil levels before it can escape. Levels of radon gas can vary widely depending on the type of soil. In general, the more porous the soil composition, the higher the level of radon because air can circulate through it easily. A more dense soil composition makes it more difficult for the radon to circulate and slower to reach the air.

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