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Prepare for RAD Physics with focused review of radiologic physics concepts, including radiation principles, X-ray production, image formation, radiation interactions, equipment fundamentals, exposure factors, and radiation protection. Includes organized study notes, practice questions, answers, and detailed rationales to reinforce understanding and support effective radiologic technology exam preparation.

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RAD Physics 2026 |
Radiologic Physics Study
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Answers, Rationales &
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, Ionization Change in the number of electrons




Electron capacity formula 2n^2 (n=shell number)




Electron binding energy Energy needed to eject electrons out of orbit.




Electron binding energy ______ as atomic number Increases
increases



Octet rule The outer shell of the atom can not have more than 8 electrons.




Velocity formula V= freq X wavelength




Frequency and wavelength, direct or indirect? Indirect (freq increases, wavelength decreases).




Discovery of x-rays (date, person, location) Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen, Nov 8, 1895.




Name the 12 x-ray properties 1. Made with electromagnetic energy
2.Electrically neutral
3. Poly-energetic/heterogeneous energies
4.Releases heat when passing through matter
5. Travels in straight lines
6. Travels at the speed of light (3X10^-8)
7.Ionize matter
8. Fluoroscience in certain crystals
9. Cannot be focused by lenses
10. Affects photographic film
11. Produces chemical and biological changes in matter
12. Produces secondary radiation.


X-ray frequency 10^18-10^20 Hz.




Natural source of radiation Gamma rays.




Alpha Particles Heavy, slow, positive.

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