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A "working level" is that amount of Rn-222 daughter products<br />

which would result in:<br />

A) 1.3 E5 MeV per liter of air<br />

B) 1 ALI in six months<br />

C) 1 ALI in twelve months<br />

D) one third of the DAC<br />

E) one third of the MPC<br />

The correct answer is: A<br />

The definition of working level includes the daughter products<br />

only, and not the radon itself. One working level is also<br />

approximately equal to 100 pCi/L or three times the occupational<br />

DAC for Rn-222. The occupational limit for uranium miners is 4<br />

working level-months per year, which is equal to 170 working<br />

level-hours x four months.

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