The x-ray is used to look into things like human bones, boxes, suitcases, and people to examine the interior. If a human is exposed to too much X-ray then they are decreasing their bone density.
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Electrons impact at high velocity on a tungsten anode. The tungsten emits the X-Rays, which are the electromagnetic waves.
Xray tubes create xrays used for emitting xray radiation, most commonly used for medical imaging.
X-ray machine can't see though led
xray machine (for the farm animals) its what the vet uses on the farm
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Not if you don't want to... The functions of the x-ray machine will not be obstructed by body hair.
Well, none. It is possible to focus X-rays with elaborate structure using grazing incidence, by Xray machines don't use them or any other focusing devices.
Doctors wanted to see bones inside the body. The x-ray machine was formally introduced in 1896 by H.L Smith. X-rays were discovered accidentally in Germany.
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I flew domestic out of Denver. The Fushigi was in my carry on bag. It got flagged when going through the xray machine. TSA searched my bag, swabbed the Fushigi for bomb residue, asked a bunch of questions, and then ran it through the Xray again by itself. I almost missed my flight. Got to keep the Fushigi.
When the Xray machine was invented in 1895 the inventor did not know why it worked so he called it the Xray because in Math X represents the unknown.