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Radium (chemical symbol Ra) is a naturally occurring radioactive metal. Radium is a radionuclide formed by the decay of uranium and thorium in the environment. The most common of radium are Ra-226 and Ra-228. Radium-226 is part of the uranium . Radium-228 and Ra-224 are part of the thorium decay series. All isotopes of radium are radioactive. Radium decays to produce radon gas.

Type of Radiation Emitted:
Radium-228:
5.75 years

Radium-226:
1,600 years

Radium-224:
3.66 days

Radium in the Environment

In the natural environment, radium occurs at trace levels in virtually all rock, soil, water, plants and animals.

In areas where radium concentrations in rocks and soils are higher, the groundwater also typically has relatively higher radium content. Milling of uranium concentrates radium in the tailings. Uranium mining also results in higher levels of radium in nearby water. Radium may concentrate in fish and other aquatic animals. Plants and vegetation may take up radium from the soil.

Radium Sources

Highlights 226 Ra plus 228 Ra exceed 0.185 Bq/L in seven eastern and central USA principal aquifers. Radium concentration was highest in low pH and anoxic waters. Geochemical environments and low aquifer sorption capacity controlled Ra occurrence. Alpha recoil affected the presence of 224 Ra in western USA principal aquifers. Differences in Ra isotope ratios depended upon geology of the. Radium is a chemical element with the symbol Ra and atomic number 88. It is the sixth element in group 2 of the periodic table, also known as the alkaline earth metals.Pure radium is silvery-white, but it readily reacts with nitrogen (rather than oxygen) on exposure to air, forming a black surface layer of radium nitride (Ra 3 N 2).

Pixel film studios transtatic: volume 1 download free. Everyone has some exposure to radium because it is naturally occurring in the environment. Individuals may be exposed to higher levels of radium if they live in an area where there are higher levels of radium in rock and soil. Radium concentrations in food and air are very low.

The concentration of radium in drinking water is generally low, but some regions have higher concentrations due to local geology. The amount of radium allowed in drinking water from community water systems is regulated. Private wells are not regulated.

In some geologic formations, oil and gas production can concentrate radium, often in pipe scale. Working in a uranium mine or in a plant that processes ore can lead to higher exposures. Phosphate rocks typically contain slightly higher levels of both uranium and radium and can raise exposures in phosphate mining areas.

Source: Oak Ridge Associated Universities

Historically, radium was used in medical treatments and devices and for passive illumination of aircraft gauges. Contact your state radiation control program if you find such a device. Exit

Radium and Health

Chronic exposure to high levels of radium can result in an increased incidence of bone, liver or breast cancer.

As radium decays it creates a radioactive gas, radon. Radon is common in many soils and can collect in homes and other buildings. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Learn more about radon.

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Radium is a Proof of Stake Cryptocurrency. The SmartChain is a 2nd layer solution built on top of the Radium blockchain. It provides advanced utility which includes: decentralized voting & elections, digital signature, proof of ownership , custom assets and identity management.

EXCHANGES, SWAP SERVICES, FIAT GATEWAYS

Identities

Create and manage your own identity on the Radium blockchain. Use your identity to sign and validate files, participate in votes, and permanently secure important text directly into the blockchain.

Digital Signatures

Smartmemorycleaner 2 3 0 5. Digital signatures enable verification, ownership, and integrity checking of most internet content including pictures, downloads, journalistic works, digital art, and research data.

Voting

Secure, public, verifiable, and transparent platform for multi-person decision making. No fraud, no recounts, and full accountability as all records are fully public and easily verified.

Custom Assets

Custom Radium assets and tokens can be used for a wide range of purposes and act as their own cryptocurrency/store-of-data, while still running on top of the Radium blockchain.

Here are some quick facts regarding Radium that may interest you before getting started.

Deflationary Asset: Yes
Maximum Supply: 9 Million
Circulating Supply: Approx. 3.58 Million
Block Time: 1 Minute
Block Maturity: 120 Blocks
POS Reward: 0.50 RADS

No ICO. No Premine. No Presale. For the community, by the community.

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Colors

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  • Logo Gradient: 6055d9 - be45f9
  • Radium Purple 1: 582e89
  • Radium Purple 2: 7557c4
  • Radium Teal: 00d8a7
  • Accordion Hover Green Variant: 4fc181
  • Accordion Panel BlueBlack: 272833
  • Light Gray: 828282
  • Website Background: 1c1d26
  • Website Red Variant: e44c65

Radium Updates

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Stay up to date with Radium by following our official Medium blog.

  • Radium XT Release Notes
    by John Poulmentis on July 21, 2020 at 12:34 pm

    Radium Extended or Radium XT is the latest codebase upgrade and client version of the Radium blockchain. It's an upgrade from PoSv3 to bitcoin 0.13 codebase.Main Features100% Backward CompatibilityBackward compatible (or sometimes backward-compatible or backwards […]

  • +50% Rewards for staking Radium (RADS) for a full week!
    by John Poulmentis on June 17, 2020 at 3:12 pm

    If you have been looking for a passive income and maybe considered staking but never quite got it off the ground, this may be a good moment to get started.To celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Radium blockchain, Radium Core is repeating the extremely popular ‘Stake Like a […]

  • Radium Core — 2020 Development and Expansion Roadmap
    by John Poulmentis on January 28, 2020 at 2:58 pm

    Radium Core — 2020 Development and Expansion RoadmapOver the last 6 months, we've developed a new strategy to better adapt ourselves and our product to new challenges in this ever evolving industry. While our roadmaps of the past were primarily focused on […]

  • Radium — A Year in Review
    by John Poulmentis on January 22, 2020 at 2:48 pm

    Radium — A Year in ReviewTo say that 2019 was a challenging year is an understatement, with the continuation of the bear market that has forced out so many industry players, including several exchanges.Fortunately, Radium has very low overhead, making it highly […]





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