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specific Ionization - # of ion pairs formed by a particle per path length Linear Energy Transfer - the average energy locally deposited in an absorber resulting from a charged particle per distance of travel stopping power - the absorbers ability to remove energy from a beam of a charged particle Range - inversely related to the stopping power, charged particle is only kinetic, it is the average depth of penetration before the charged particle loses all of its kinetic energy 2 energy transfer for alpha particle - ionization and excitation 3 major energy transfer for beta - ionizaton, excitation, and bremsstrahlung 3 major mechanisms by which gamma photon radiation interacts with matter - the photoelectric Effect(imparts all energy to a valence electron, ionizes) Compton scattering(imparts some of the energy to the electron, also releases an scattered photon 200 kev and 5 Mev) Pair production(photon is converted to mass, electron and a positron greater than 1.022 Mev) elastic scattering - neutron strikes a nucleus approximately the same size, cue ball neutron imparts its kinetic energy to the nucleus Inelastic Scattering - the neutron hits a large nucleus fort a short time, transfers energy to a nucleon inside, then exits with a small decrease of energy, the nucleus is left excited emitting gamma radiation that can cause ionization and excitation Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau - the radio-sensitivity of a tissue is directly proportional to its reproductive capacity and inversely proportional to its degree of differentiation cells most active in reproducing themselves and cells not fully mature will be most harmed by radiation stochastic effects - probability within a population of the effect occuring increases with dose, without threshold( any low level dose will pose as a problem) CANCER nonstochastic(deterministic) - threshold dose exist CATARACTS, SKIN ULCURS OR BURNS, IMPAIRMENT OF FERTILITY LD 30-50 for humans - 300-500 RADS 3-5 Gray 450 Hematopoietic Syndrom - 200-1000 Rads death will be within 2-6 weeks kills blood forming cells, organs, and spleen

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DOE Core test study guide questions
and answers
specific Ionization - # of ion pairs formed by a particle per path length


Linear Energy Transfer - the average energy locally deposited in an absorber resulting
from a charged particle per distance of travel


stopping power - the absorbers ability to remove energy from a beam of a charged
particle


Range - inversely related to the stopping power, charged particle is only kinetic, it is
the average depth of penetration before the charged particle loses all of its kinetic
energy


2 energy transfer for alpha particle - ionization and excitation


3 major energy transfer for beta - ionizaton, excitation, and bremsstrahlung


3 major mechanisms by which gamma photon radiation interacts with matter - the
photoelectric Effect(imparts all energy to a valence electron, ionizes)


Compton scattering(imparts some of the energy to the electron, also releases an
scattered photon 200 kev and 5 Mev)

, Pair production(photon is converted to mass, electron and a positron greater than
1.022 Mev)


elastic scattering - neutron strikes a nucleus approximately the same size, cue ball
neutron imparts its kinetic energy to the nucleus


Inelastic Scattering - the neutron hits a large nucleus fort a short time, transfers
energy to a nucleon inside, then exits with a small decrease of energy, the nucleus is
left excited emitting gamma radiation that can cause ionization and excitation


Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau - the radio-sensitivity of a tissue is directly
proportional to its reproductive capacity and inversely proportional to its degree of
differentiation


cells most active in reproducing themselves and cells not fully mature will be most
harmed by radiation


stochastic effects - probability within a population of the effect occuring increases
with dose, without threshold( any low level dose will pose as a problem) CANCER


nonstochastic(deterministic) - threshold dose exist CATARACTS, SKIN ULCURS OR
BURNS, IMPAIRMENT OF FERTILITY


LD 30-50 for humans - 300-500 RADS 3-5 Gray 450


Hematopoietic Syndrom - 200-1000 Rads death will be within 2-6 weeks kills blood
forming cells, organs, and spleen

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