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Sounds like a pretty easy mystery to solve, just walk around the school with a Geiger counter. Can’t wait to hear the results.
by ricardobeat 5y ago
Sounds like a pretty easy mystery to solve, just walk around the school with a Geiger counter. Can’t wait to hear the results.
- anthonyu 5y agoThere are many non-radioactive carcinogens.
- LinuxBender 5y agoOne can also take water and soil samples. There are numerous labs that the samples can be sent to. They can test for hundreds of carcinogens, pesticides, heavy metals, various deadly strains of bacteria and much more. Testing is generally between $80 and $400 depending on what you ask them to test for.
- dzhiurgis 5y ago$80-400 per hypothesis or per sample (a.i. one sample covers thousands of known chemicals and pathogens)?
- LinuxBender 5y agoPer sample. One sample a few small containers can be tested for hundreds of things. I've only ever sent one sample at a time but I could imagine that if one were sending many samples one could negotiate better prices. I've never tried negotiating them down.
- adamredwoods 5y agoSome US states offer free radon test kits!
- op00to 5y agoFunny you should say that. Look in the news back in the 90s, about the schools history with radioactive mysteries. :)
- op00to 5y agohttps://apnews.com/article/f10ba58472bcc0e1ababb5fc8ad8d321 https://apnews.com/article/f10ba58472bcc0e1ababb5fc8ad8d321