Consider the following statements: X-rays
1. can pass through aluminium.
2. can be deflected by a magnetic field.
3. move with a velocity less than the velocity of ultraviolet rays in the vacuum.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
Consider the following statements: X-rays
1. can pass through aluminium.
2. can be deflected by a magnetic field.
3. move with a velocity less than the velocity of ultraviolet rays in the vacuum.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
The correct option is C Only 1
X-rays can pass through aluminium.
Of course X-rays can penetrate aluminium and produce an image through
the same, but the KV (power of the generated radiation) must be sufficient to
penetrate the thickness of aluminium. ... Aluminum therefore has the ability to
distort, magnify, reduce and obstruct x-rays.
X-rays of the chest, stomach, and neck were taken in all cases to rule
out that kids hadn't swallowed other “foreign bodies” and also to see how many
tabs were visible. They identified 19 cases, with only 4 visible on X ray - not
unexpected, given that aluminum doesn't usually show up on X-rays.
X-rays can pass through aluminium.
Of course X-rays can penetrate aluminium and produce an image through the same, but the KV (power of the generated radiation) must be sufficient to penetrate the thickness of aluminium. ... Aluminum therefore has the ability to distort, magnify, reduce and obstruct x-rays.
X-rays of the chest, stomach, and neck were taken in all cases to rule out that kids hadn't swallowed other “foreign bodies” and also to see how many tabs were visible. They identified 19 cases, with only 4 visible on X ray - not unexpected, given that aluminum doesn't usually show up on X-rays.
