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x-ray

[eks-rey] / ˈɛksˌreɪ /


X ray


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Here, the x ray scatters from an outer electron shell of the atom, giving the ejected electron some kinetic energy while losing energy itself.

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The highest-energy x ray produced is one for which all of the electron’s energy was converted to photon energy.

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A standard x ray gives only a two-dimensional view of the object.

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We normally associate microscopes with visible light but x ray and electron microscopes provide greater resolution.

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An x ray is not only a noun meaning high-energy photon, it also is an image produced by x rays, and it has been made into a familiar verb—to be x-rayed.

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