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H D XRAY PRODUCTION

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Electrons that travel from cathode to anode   projectile electrons  
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Any outer shell electron can fill the void in the inner orbit   CHARACTERISTIC RADIATION  
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distance between the filament and the anode   1-3 cm  
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due to ionization of K shell electrons   K x-rays  
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Projectile electrons travel at   ½ the speed of light  
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Ionization can occur with the other shells   L, M, N, O, P  
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K shell x-rays are more energetic than the other x-rays because   there is a greater difference in the binding energy  
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K shell   69 keV  
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Tungsten   CHARACTERISTIC RADIATION  
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Braking or slowing down radiation   Bremsstrahlung  
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99% is thermal heat and 1% is photons   ANODE HEAT  
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the electron gives up all or a large amount of its energy   High energy bremsstrahlung  
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the electron did not give up much energy   Low energy bremsstrahlung  
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greatest amount of x-rays emitted with energy approximately 1/3 the maximum of the highest energy photons   Bremsstrahlung radiation  
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increase height of the curve and the curve shifts to the right   Increase kVp  
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increase height of the curve   Increase mAs  
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decreases height of the curve and the curve shifts to the right   Filtration  
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Projectile electron loses its kinetic energy in an interaction with a nuclear field of a target atom   Bremsstrahlung Radiation  
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At 60 kV   .5% x-ray production  
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At 100 kV   1% x-ray production  
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% of the kinetic energy of the projectile electrons is converted to heat   99  
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Doubling the x-ray current causes the heat   to double  
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created when projectile electrons interact with orbital electrons but there is not enough energy to remove the electrons from the target atoms (ionize the atom) and produce x-rays   Anode heat  
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