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What is radon in water?

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radon in water is the dissolved radioactive gas radon produced in the natural decay series of uranium in the geological substratum.

What does radon in water mean in practice?

The problem mainly concerns groundwater; when water is used, radon can be released into the air in the building.

When does it matter?

Collection and analysis require a procedure to limit gas loss from the sample.

Which solutions are related to it?

Aeration with safe gas discharge is the most effective; GAC carbon requires an assessment of the risk of accumulating radioactivity.