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How common is the element radon in nature?

April 26, 2017Chemistry common element India Mathematics Nature radon

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How common is the element radon in nature?

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Radon is rare in nature because its isotopes are all short-lived and because radium, its source, is a scarce element. The atmosphere contains traces of radon near the ground as a result of seepage from soil and rocks, all of which contain minute quantities of radium.