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English: More misuse of radiation. The 1929 Revigator (sometimes misspelled Revigorator) was a pottery crock lined with radioactive ore that emitted radon; drinking water in such a crock would be curative. Water stored in a Revigator overnight acquires a few hundred to a few hundred thousand picocuries per liter. McCoy's book contains several pictures of other radium-water devices.
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