RTE 1401 Exam 1 Review – Questions With A+
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Bond between two atoms, due to one atom giving up an electron and the other
is gaining an electron
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When were x-rays discovered and by
1 ionic bond 2
who?
3 Si uses 4 acute radiodermatitis
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, Terms in this set (136)
When were x-rays discovered and by Nov. 8 , 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
who?
First radiograph Roentgen's wife's hand in Dec. 22, 1895
X was the term representing unknown
Exposure times were commonly 20 mins -2 hours
acute radiodermatitis radiation burns
Thomas Edison brought attention to
the dangers of x-rays
First person who died from x-rays Edison's assistant Clarence Dally (1904)
Fluoroscope device used for dynamic radiographic examinations
using x-rays and a fluorescent screen
Ionization removal of an electron
Fundamental Qualities mass, length, time
derived quantities velocity, acceleration, force, momentum, work, and
power
radiologic quantities dose, dose equivalent, exposure, and radioactivity
Si uses Kilogram to quantify mass, the meter for length and
the second to measure time
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Bond between two atoms, due to one atom giving up an electron and the other
is gaining an electron
Choose an answer
When were x-rays discovered and by
1 ionic bond 2
who?
3 Si uses 4 acute radiodermatitis
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (136)
When were x-rays discovered and by Nov. 8 , 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
who?
First radiograph Roentgen's wife's hand in Dec. 22, 1895
X was the term representing unknown
Exposure times were commonly 20 mins -2 hours
acute radiodermatitis radiation burns
Thomas Edison brought attention to
the dangers of x-rays
First person who died from x-rays Edison's assistant Clarence Dally (1904)
Fluoroscope device used for dynamic radiographic examinations
using x-rays and a fluorescent screen
Ionization removal of an electron
Fundamental Qualities mass, length, time
derived quantities velocity, acceleration, force, momentum, work, and
power
radiologic quantities dose, dose equivalent, exposure, and radioactivity
Si uses Kilogram to quantify mass, the meter for length and
the second to measure time
