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The SI unit for activity is

Becquerel

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Electron binding energy?

The minimum energy that must be added to an electron is order to remove it from an atom

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Ionization

The removal or addition of one or more electrons to a neutral atom

Ionizing radiation produces positively and negatively charged particles as it passes through matter

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What does the Adams atomic number control?

The characteristics of an atom

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What is excitation?

Raising of an electron to a higher energy

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What is an elastic collision?

Momentum is conserved, but kinetic energy is not

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Is lead a useful barrier for neutrons explain why

No, because it results in the admission of heavy particles. 30% of tumor volume

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What is the traditional unit in the SI unit of exposure in air?

Roentgen

SI - coulombs per kilogram

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What is the traditional unit in the SI unit for absorbed dose (patient dose)?

Rad

SI - gray

Also referred to as units of kerma

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What is kerma?

Kinetic energy released in matter

Energy is transferred from the photons to the electrons of an atom, moving them into a higher energy shell

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What is the traditional unit in the SI unit of occupational exposure (dose equivalent)?

rem

SI - sievert

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What is the most common use of rems?

Personnel radiation monitoring

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What is the F factor?

The ratio between the number of roentgns (exposure) and the number of rads (energy transfer)

Helps us convert exposure to a absorbed dose

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What is the traditional unit in SI unit for radio activity?

Curie

SI - becquerel

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What was radioactivity discovered by and when? And what can it involve?

Henry becquerel in 1896

It can involve the emission of particles, electromagnetic radiation (photons), or both

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Potential energy

Energy of position

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Can X-rays act as both waves and particles?

Yes

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Elastic interaction

Gives energy to another electron

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Neutrons interact by what two main processes

Recoiling and nuclear disintegrations

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The highest electron binding energy of an atom is found in the what shell

K Shell, which is the smallest shell

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What is the most favored atom diagram?

Bohr model

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The closer the shells are to the nucleus the..?

Tighter bound, they are

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Where would an electron with the lowest binding energy be most likely located?

It would be found in the M Shell because it is the farthest away from the nucleus

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What is strong nuclear force?

It is the force that holds the nucleus of an atom together

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What material is most efficient in absorbing a neutron beam

Hydrogenous materials, such as paraffin wax and polyethylene

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Elastic collision

Momentum and kinetic energy are conserved

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Kinetic energy

Energy that is caused by its motion in space

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What is the SI unit used to measure radiation exposure?

Seivert

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Define frequency

The number of waves in a given time period

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What is frequency measured?

Cycles per second

Hertz

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What is a period

The time between the peaks of waves measured in seconds

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Wavelength is

The distance between waves

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What is the speed of light?

3 × 10^8 m/s or 3 ×10^10 m/s

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In a vacuum the speed of EM radiation is the…?

Speed of light

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Equation for speed, wavelength, and frequency

C = λv

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Equation for energy of any photon to its frequency

E = hv

H = planks constant (6.62 × 10^ 34 j/sec)

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Combined equations for energy and wavelength

E = (hc)/λ

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Speed equation

C = λf

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How many major quantities are important in radiation physics

There are four

Exposure in air, absorbed dose, dose equivalent occupational exposure, radio activity

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Photons

Have no mass and no charge

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Particles

Have mass and most have some charge

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As the wavelength of light is decreased, its speed is

The same

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What are the forms of non-ionizing radiation?

Radio waves, microwaves, terahertz, infrared, light waves, ultraviolet waves

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The forms of electromagnetic energy in order of frequency

Radiowaves, microwaves, terahertz, infrared, light waves, ultraviolet, x-ray, Gamma ray

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How are wavelength and frequency related?

They are inversely proportional as one increases the other decreases

The higher the frequency the shorter the wavelength