Radion: Difference between revisions

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A radion is the Colonial equivalent of a rad. It is used to measure the strength of radioactive emissions from an object.

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-A '''radion''' is a Colonial euphemism for [[Wikipedia:Rad (unit)|rad]]; used to measure the amount of radioactive emissions from an object.
+A '''radion''' is the Colonial equivalent of a [[Wikipedia:Rad (unit)|rad]]. It is used to measure the strength of radioactive emissions from an object.
-''See also: [[Units of Measure (TOS)]]''
+==See also==
+*[[List of terms (TOS)]]
-[[Category: A to Z]]
+[[Category:A to Z]]
-[[Category: TOS]]
+[[Category:Colonial]]
-[[Category: Units of Measure]]
+[[Category:Colonial Society]]
+[[Category:Colonial Society (TOS)]]
+[[Category:Figures of Speech]]
+[[Category:Terminology]]
+[[Category:Terminology (TOS)]]
+[[Category:Units of Energy]]
+[[Category:Units of Measure]]
+[[Category:TOS]]
+[[de: Radion]]