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Bone is evident on an x-ray because it is denser than the surrounding muscles and fat. This means that the bone stops some of the x-ray beams from reaching the x-ray film, leaving that area on the film white. That is why bone x-rays appear white on a black/grey background.

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because of the physhics rule newtons II law. Fres=mxa. The mass of the bone timed by the acceleration of xray bio mechanics shows the force resultant that absorbs x-rays.

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There's a lot of Calcium in bones. All other tissues are usually water-based. Those two materials have a different resistance for x-rays. (Water is more radiotransparent than Calcium.)

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