Characteristic Radiation Quiz

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AsterQuiz Characteristic Radiation QuizVersion en ligne X-Ray basics par Layla Lewis 1 What do cathode electrons interact with in the target material (i.e., tungsten)? a nuclei of the target material b inner-shell electrons c outer-shell electrons 2 Ionization occurs when a a nucleus is ejected from the atom b a free proton is created c When the cathode electron has enough energy to overcome the target electrons' binding energy. 3 How does characteristic radiation differ from bremsstrahlung? a the kinetic energy of the cathode electron b the electron interacts with inner-shell electrons and not the nucleus c the mass of the atom 4 Why do outer shell electrons (O or P) produce characteristic X-Rays that cannot be used for clinical imaging? a The emitted photon energy is too weak because those shells are positioned further from the nucleus. b The emitted photon energy is too powerful c they are absorbed by air before escaping 5 Why is tungsten commonly used as target material in the production of X-Rays a It has a high atomic number which means it also has a high electron binding energy b It has a low atomic number c It’s inability to withstand high temperatures

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Characteristic Radiation QuizVersion en ligne

X-Ray basics

par Layla Lewis

What do cathode electrons interact with in the target material (i.e., tungsten)?

nuclei of the target material

inner-shell electrons

outer-shell electrons

Ionization occurs when

a nucleus is ejected from the atom

a free proton is created

When the cathode electron has enough energy to overcome the target electrons' binding energy.

How does characteristic radiation differ from bremsstrahlung?

the kinetic energy of the cathode electron

the electron interacts with inner-shell electrons and not the nucleus

the mass of the atom

Why do outer shell electrons (O or P) produce characteristic X-Rays that cannot be used for clinical imaging?

The emitted photon energy is too weak because those shells are positioned further from the nucleus.

The emitted photon energy is too powerful

they are absorbed by air before escaping

Why is tungsten commonly used as target material in the production of X-Rays

It has a high atomic number which means it also has a high electron binding energy

It has a low atomic number

It’s inability to withstand high temperatures

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Characteristic Radiation QuizVersion en ligne

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What do cathode electrons interact with in the target material (i.e., tungsten)?

Ionization occurs when

How does characteristic radiation differ from bremsstrahlung?

Why do outer shell electrons (O or P) produce characteristic X-Rays that cannot be used for clinical imaging?

Why is tungsten commonly used as target material in the production of X-Rays