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The indoor radon concentration was measured in 471 dwellings in the Province of Naples. Radon concentration\udmeasurements were carried out using LR-115 passive alpha track detectors (SSNTDs) that were exposed\udfor two consecutive semesters. The annual average radon concentration in the dwellings was found to vary from 21\udto 722 Bq m−3 with an average value of 107 ± 75 Bq m−3. In about 93% of the dwellings the radon concentrations\udwere found to be below 200 Bq m−3, which is the recommended level by Italian law for new buildings. Simultaneously\udwith the radon concentration measurements, indoor gamma dose rates were measured in 388 dwellings. Indoor gamma\uddose rates were measured using Thermoluminescent Dosimeters (TLDs) exposed in each dwelling for six months. The\udarithmetic mean value was found to be 327 ± 102 nGy h−1, after the subtraction of the cosmic ray contribution. A weak\udcorrelation between the indoor radon concentration and gamma dose rate was found. The correlation between indoor\udradon measurements and gamma dose rates and the same building characteristics was also studied

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Indoor radon concentration and gamma dose rate in dwellings of the Province of Naples, South Italy, and estimation of the effective dose to the inhabitants