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WHERE DOES RADIUM-226 COME FROM AND WHERE IS IT FOUND? Radium-226 is a decay product of the natural uranium-238 decay chain. It is present in all rocks and soils in variable amounts.
Radium (Ra) is a highly radioactive alkaline earth metal that is naturally found in uranium ores.
Natural abundance Radium is present in all uranium ores, and could be extracted as a by-product of uranium refining. Uranium ores from DR Congo and Canada are richest in radium.
Naturally occurring radiative material (NORM) is material found in the environment that contains radioactive elements of natural origin. NORM primarily contains uranium and thorium (elements that also release radium and radon gas once they begin to decay) and potassium.
What are the 4 radioactive elements? The common 4 radioactive elements are Uranium, Radium, Polonium, Thorium etc.
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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.
Granite Countertops and Other Building Products Common building products such as brick, cement, granite, and glazed tiles may contain radioactive materials. Nearly all rocks, stone, soils, and minerals contain trace concentrations of naturally occurring radioactive materials such as radium, thorium, and uranium.
Polonium. Because it is a naturally-occurring element that releases a huge amount of energy, many sources cite polonium as the most radioactive element. Polonium is so radioactive it glows blue, which is caused by excitation of the gas particles by radiation.
For example, uranium and thorium are two radioactive elements found naturally in the Earths crust. Over billions of years, these two elements slowly change form and produce decay products such as radium and radon.
Radium (Ra) is a naturally occurring radioactive element that is present in varying amounts in rocks and soil within the earths crust. Small amounts of radium also can be found in groundwater supplies. Radium can be present in several forms, called isotopes.

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