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photons (particles)
Electromagnetic energy travels in ____
Photon
smallest unit of EME, continuously changing electric and magnetic fields
qualities of a photon
no mass, electrically neutral, travel in straight lines, travel at a constant velocity, travel in a vacuum.
inversley
frequency and wavelength are ___ related
directly
frequency and energy are ____ related
inversely
energy and wavelength are _____ related
Velocity, Frequency, amplitude, wavelength
properties of electromagnetic energy
velocity
speed of a photon as it travels through a medium
3×10^8 m/s
what is the speed of light
Amplitude
one-half the range from crest to valley over which the sine wave varies, height of wave, force of wave, rise and fall
constant
photon velocity is ____
wavelength
distance between corresponding points on a sine wave; lambda
Frequency
number of wavelengths per given unit of time
velocity= frequency x wavelength
wave/ energy equation
energy
function of a photon and uses velocity, frequency, and wavelength
meters
what is wavelength measured in
hertz
what is frequency measured in
electron volts
what is energy measured in
radiofrequency, visible light, xrays/gamma rays
what are the 3 regions of the EM spectrum that are important to radiologic science
visible light
what is the only are of the spectrum that humas can detect with their senses
ultraviolet, x-ray, gamma rays
ionizing on electromagnetic spectrum
refraction
deviation in direction of travel when passing from one transparent medium to another (water)
radiofrequency
long wavelength, low frequency, low energy
not ionizing
is radiofrequency ionizing or not ionizing
nucleus
where is the energy origin for gamma rays
orbital shells
where is the energy origin for x rays
short, high, high
x rays and gamma rays have a _____ wavelength, ____ frequency, and ______ energy
ionizing radiation
interact with matter as though they are particles, capable of causing ionization in matter
waves
in air x-rays and gamma rays travel as ____
paticles
in the body x-rays and gamma rays travel as_______
wave-particle duality
Electromagnetic energy will act like both waves and
particles. The degree of duality is dependent on
wavelength, frequency, and energy of a photon
waves
visible light acts more like __
photons
x-rays act more like _____
Einstein’s relativity equation and Planck’s Quantum
Equation.
what two things can prove the wave-particle duality
radiolucent
allow x-rays to pass
radiopaque
absorption of x-rays
intensity
number of photons
radiation intensity
is inversely related to the square of the distance (d) from the source.
• I1/I2 =(d2/d1)2
E=mc²
equation meaning mass can be converted to energy and energy can be converted to mass