is a smoke detector RADIOACTIVE? (yes, but small amounts of radiation) - YouTube
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Smoke alarms emit about 10 milirems of radiation per year but are worth it to save your life from fires. Is there any new technology that's as cheap but safer? - Quora
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Smoke Detector (1970s) | Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity
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Americium in Ionization Smoke Detectors | US EPA
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The radioactive Americium 241 inside of a smoke detector. : r/mildlyinteresting
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