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photon passes through pts atom, hits nothing, atoms unchanged
No interaction
Photons hit receptor + energize silver halide crystals
No interaction
Best interaction
No interaction
NO ionization or scatter radiation
No interaction
Photon hits no e- misses nucleus
No interaction
Total transfer of energy from x-ray photon to atoms of matter the x-ray beam produces
Absorption
Photon dislodges inner orbit e-
Absorption/photoelectric effect
Ionization occurs; photon hits inner e- and gives up all energy to eject it
Photoelectric effect
Loses ALL energy b/c it’s working to eject an inner orbit e-
Absorption/photoelectric effect
In the photoelectric effect, what happens to the ejected e-
It is absorbed by other atoms
photon completely absorbed by atom it hit; no further radiation
Absorption of energy and photoelectric effect (Non scattering)
Doesn’t travel any further to interact w/ more atoms
Absorption of energy and photoelectric effect (Non scattering)
Accounts for 30% of interactions
Absorption of energy and photoelectric effect (Non scattering)
Photon hits outer shell e- and gives up some energy to eject it
Compton scatter
62% of interactions
Compton scatter
Photon is slower and bounces off another direction and may interact w/another atom
Compton scatter (scattering)
Ejected e-
Compton e-
Photon’s path changes and slows down, continues on
Compton scatter
X-ray photon that has its path altered while passing through an outer shell e- orbit
Coherent scatter
No e- ejected/photon doesn’t hit e-
Coherent scatter
Orbit changes photons path as it travels next to atom
Coherent scatter (scattering)
No energy loss, just a detour
Coherent scatter (scattering)
8% of interactions
Coherent scatter
a. No scatter, no ionization
b. No scatter, ionization
c. Scatter, no ionization
d. Scatter, ionization
What kind of interaction is it?
c, coherent
a. No scatter, no ionization
b. No scatter, ionization
c. Scatter, no ionization
d. Scatter, ionization
Also, what kind of interaction is it?
b, photoelectric effect
a. No scatter, no ionization
b. Scatter, ionization
c. Scatter, no ionization
d. No scatter, ionization
b, compton scatter
a. No scatter, no ionization
b. No scatter, ionization
c. Scatter, no ionization
d. Scatter, ionization
a, no interaction