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RAD 156 Week 1

Part 1

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What Day were X-Rays discovered on? November 8, 1895
Who Discovered X-Rays? Dr. Wilhelm Conrad RΓΆentgen
Vacuum tube that produces an electron stream Cathode Ray Tube
The first X-Ray was taken on? December 22, 1895
The first X-Ray was an image of Wilhelm RΓΆentgen's wife's hand
The First X-Ray machines had long exposures that lasted from 30 Minutes- 2 Hours
X-rays cause damage via Ionizing Radiation
3 Fundamental Quantities- Mass Quantity of matter that is NOT equal to weight!!
_______ does not change with form Mass
6 Derived Quantities- Velocity Rate of change of an object’s position (speed)
6 Derived Quantities- Acceleration Rate of change of Velocity
6 Derived Quantities- Force Action that changes the motion of an object
6 Derived Quantities- Momentum Quantity of motion of an object (how difficult it would be to stop it or change its direction)
6 Derived Quantities- Work Transfer of energy when force causes an object to move
6 Derived Quantities- Power Rate of work, rate of energy transfer
What are the units of Force? Newton
What are the units of Velocity? Meters Per Second (m/s)
What are the units of Acceleration Meters Per Second Squared (m/s2)
What are the units of Momentum? kg-m/s
What are the units of Work? Joule = (kg-m2/s2)
What are the units of Power? Watt
Resistance to change in velocity Based strictly on mass Inertia
Newton's First Law- A body will remain at rest or will continue to move with constant velocity in a straight line unless acted on by an external force (law of inertia)
Newton's Second Law- The force (F) that acts on an object is equal to the mass (m) of the object multiplied by the acceleration (a) produced (Law of force)
Newton's Third Law- For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction (Law of Action/reaction)
_____ is the Ability to do work Energy
Potential Energy- Stored energy, based on position or configuration
Kinetic Energy- Energy associated with the motion of an object
X-Rays _______ because they always diverge Cannot Be Focused
Why cant X-Rays be focused? Because they Always Diverge
_________ restricts or limits exposure by absorbing part of the beam Collimation
Collimation________ focus x-rays Does Not
Velocity Formula 𝒗= 𝒅/𝒕
Acceleration Formula 𝒂=((𝒗_𝒇 βˆ’ 𝒗_𝒐 ))/𝒕
Force Formula 𝐹=π‘šπ‘Ž
Momentum Formula 𝑝=π‘šπ‘£
Work Formula 𝑀=𝐹𝑑
Power Formula 𝑃=𝑀/𝑑
Rate of motion is known as? Velocity
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