Environmental
An Ohio property is found to contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). This is most likely associated with:
ARadon gas accumulation
BOld electrical transformers and equipment manufactured before 1979✓ Correct
CLead paint on exterior surfaces
DUnderground storage tanks
Explanation
PCBs were used in electrical transformers, capacitors, and other equipment until they were banned in 1979. Properties with old electrical equipment may have PCB contamination.
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