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Depends on what type of setting you are in. I made $15.00/hour as a Limited Scope tech in a clinic. When I got my RT license, I went to work at a hospital, which has a starting pay as an RT of $19.00/hour. For Limited Scope at the hospital they only pay $13.75/hour.

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x rays the person who reads x rays is called a radiologist

There are several courses that must be completed to become a certified xray technician. This will normally take abot 2 years to complete.

It generally takes 2-4 years depending on prerequisites to become an Xray technician. For a 4 year programs, it averages to about 120 credit hours of classes.

You can attend Raymond Walters for a two year degree in radiology. That is the best I can do for you. It is extremely hard to find that field of study in the city of Cincinnati. You may want to explore a larger city with more opportunites, like Houston Tx. They have an extremely large Medical Center Nieghborhood. Good Luck. By the way. RW costs about $5,000.00 per year. Pretty good. $10,000.00 for the Associates Degree.

All depends on the type of x-ray. Its a wide range.

The average starting x-ray technician earns close to $34 dollars an hour. So do the math =)

I would wonder why you want a "cheap x ray for your dog" - radiographs (x-rays) are typically done to diagnose a structural problem such as a broken leg or an abdominal mass. "Cheap" is probably not the way you want to go with this - you need your dog to be properly positioned to get an image that worth more than the paper it's printed on, and you want a veterinarian who is skilled in reading and interpreting these images. If your dog could use a radiograph for diagnostic purposes but you have financial concerns, talk with your veterinarian about them BEFORE having the radiographs done - veterinarians are well aware of the financial realities for their owner/clients and most are happy to work with you to figure out how to provide the best care you can afford for your dog.

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Yes X Rays can damage cell phones , as it is always radiation from the X Ray machine , they both will clash in the cell.

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Marie Curie did not invent the x-ray. Roengten did.

Roengten discovered X-ray on November 8, 1895. He took an X-ray of his wife's hand a week later.

Coolidge developed the x-ray tube.

Marie Curie improved the x-ray tube and developed an X-ray unit that was used in WWI, a mobile unit.

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Gamma rays are more energetic because they have a higher frequency. The operate on the order of 10^19 Hz, whereas X-ray frequencies are typically an order of magnitude or two smaller.

Energy is related to frequency by Max Planck's equation E=hf, where h is Planck's constant (6.626x10^-34 Js) - we see this product yields the unit Joules.

Frequency and wavelength are easily related knowing light travels at a finite speed of about 300,000,000 m/s-

300,000,000 m/s = wavelength (m) * frequency (1/s)

If a gamma ray has 10^19 Hz frequency,

( 300,000,000 m/s ) / ( 10^19 s^-1 ) = wavelength (m) =~ 3x10^-11 m = 0.03 nm

If an x-ray has 10^17 Hz frequency,

( 300,000,000 m/s ) / ( 10^17 s^-1 ) = wavelength (m) =~ 3x10^-9 m = 3 nm

The higher frequency photon can be thought of as more energetic since more successive wavelengths pass through a given point per second.

what is the required safe distance to stand from a portable x-ray

An X-ray is a machine that uses radiation to see "through" to your bones, but since it has to produce an HD picture of something INSIDE you, it's gonna take a while. If you stand still, it can produce the image easily. If you move, it will come out blurry. It's almost like taking a picture or painting someone, or maybe even sculpting someone.

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No. Only the spaces where the disks are. And MRI or CT scan can actually image the disk itself.

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X rays are are able to penetrate less dense materials easily, such as muscle and skin tissue in medical situations or plastics and wood in other applications.

As the material becomes more dense, the x rays penetrate less easily.

Materials such as steel or bone in a medical setting are more dense along with such materials as lead and tungsten in engineering situations.

There is some confusion here.

Wavelengths are measured in units of length, such as meters, kilometers, nanometers, etc.

Frequency is measured in hertz.