On the map below is Sherman Oaks and Encino. Use this to correlate with a map of radon potential at

Indoor radon potential
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(Map courtesy of Google)

The red-boxed area is a section of Sherman Oaks and Encino where there is really pricey real estate, home to many celebrities and highly paid professionals. This region is designated as:

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On the map below is Sherman Oaks and Encino. Use this to correlate with a map of radon potential at

Indoor radon potential
Links to an external site.

[this map may be open in another window or tab from the previous question]

(Map courtesy of Google)

The red-boxed area is a section of Sherman Oaks and Encino where there is really pricey real estate, home to many celebrities and highly paid professionals. This region is designated as:

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Question: On the map below is Sherman Oaks and Encino. Use this to correlate with a map of radon potential at Indoor radon potential. The red-boxed area is a section of Sherman Oaks and Encino where there is really pricey real estate, home to many celebrities and highly paid professionals. This region is designated as:

Option A: Medium potential for indoor radon levels above 4.0 picoCuries per liter
Option B: High potential for indoor radon levels above 4.0 picoCuries per liter
Option C: Low potential for indoor radon levels above 4.0 picoCuries per liter

Analysis of each option:

- Option A (Medium potential): This choice suggests that the red-boxed area has a moderate likelihood of elevated radon (above 4.0 pCi/L). In practice, radon potential is influenced by underlying geology (types of rocks and soils), uranium content, soil permeability, and housing characteristics. A “medium” designation would correspond to regions where the soil gas can migrate into buildings with a noticeable but not extreme frequency. If the map you’re comparing to shows a mid-range color/stamp for this area, this would align with a typical urban/suburban area that sits over varied geology that is not especially rich in uranium or highly permeable soils.

- Option B (High potential): This choice asserts a high likelihood of indoor radon levels above 4.0 pCi/L. A high radon potential typically occurs in areas with uranium-rich bedrock or soils, low soil permeability, and conditions that trap or channel radon into homes (such as dense consolidation of clay or favorable building foundations). In Los Angeles County, certain hillsides or geological formations can show higher radon potential, but the exact designation depends on the specific radon map layer. If the red box corresponds to such geologic conditions in the provided map, then this option would be correct; otherwise, it would be an overestimate.

- Option C (Low potential): This option posits that the red-boxed area has a low likelihood of indoor radon above 4.0 pCi/L. Low radon potential is typically found in areas with soils that are less conducive to radon migration (e.g., dense clay with low permeability) or bedrock that does not release significant radon, or in regions where the built environment and ventilation effectively mitigate radon ingress. If the geomorphology under this region shows rocks and soils known for low radon emanation, or if the map legend indicates a low category for this zone, then this would be the correct interpretation.

Important note about the data: The question references a specific radon-potential map and a red-boxed area, but the answer field provided is empty. Without seeing the exact radon-potential color-coding or legend from the map layer, it is not possible to definitively determine which category (Medium, High, or Low) applies to the red-boxed Sherman Oaks/Encino area. The correct choice hinges entirely on that map’s legend and the precise geological or geochemical data for those blocks. If you have access to the radon-potential legend image or the color scale used in the map, you can map the red-outlined region to the corresponding category and select the correct option. Until that reference is confirmed, each option remains a plausible interpretation depending on the map’s readings.

In summary, each option reflects a plausible radon-potential designation based on geology and building factors, but the definitive choice requires the exact radon-potential map legend for the red-boxed area. If you can share the legend or the color assigned to that red box on the radon map, I can map it to the correct option precisely.

25S-A&O SCI-2-LEC-1 / 25S-A&O SCI-2-LEC-2 Lesson 7e. Air Pollution Toxicology: Indoor Radon Gas - Quiz

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