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binding energy
amount of energy required to remove an atom from a given shell that must exceed electrostatic force of attraction with the nucleus
highest energy shell
k
process by which a neutral atom gains or loses an electron
ionization
radiation
transmission of energy through space or matter
particulate radiation
made of particles that have mass and energy + or - and move at high speeds
beta particles
e- released from decayed material
man made "rays"
cathode rays
electromagnetic radiation
movement of energy through space as a combination of electric and magnetic fields
no mass no charge
high energy...
SHH
HIGH energy short wavelength high freq
wavelength
distants from point to point
frequency
number of waves passing a point in a unit time
equation speed of light =
wavelength/freq
radiation is depicted as small bundles of energy called
photons
the xray tube contains..
cathode -
anode +
explain the cathode side
the cathode has a tungsten filament which is the source of the e-. current flows through increase the heat and increases the - release
anode description
the anode (+) has a tungsten target and a cooper stem (thermal conductor, dissipates heat from the tungsten
tungsten target
used for its high MP and thermal conductivity. converts kinetic energy of the e- to photons
focal spot in the middle of the tungsten target
place the xrays are generated
smaller the ___ spot the..
effective focal spot the sharper the image
as the focal spot size decreases..
sharpness increases
heat per unit target area increases

need to be small enough for sharpness but large enough the disperse heat
how much of the energy is heat and how much xray
xray = 1%
aluminium filter in the gun filters..
out low energy photons
altenrating current
E- flow in alternating directions cathode> anode then the nonfunctional anode to cathode
mamp button
controls the temp of the filament, how much e- are released. limits current of AC power
kvp measures
how fast the e move
impulse equation
n impulses = n/ 60sec
2 kinds of radiation in that 1% x ray
bremsstrahlung radiation: breaking radiation , pirmary source of radiation from an x ray

characteristic radiation