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The decay of radon has been followed in effect over approximately 40 halflives in an effort to detect any deviation from the exponential decay law. The results were fitted to a decay of the form N=N0 exp(- lambda t(1+bt)) and b was calculated to be (1.9+or-1.0)*10-6 d-1+ the halflife was determined to be 3.82351+or-0.00034d.
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