X-Rays

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Short Description of Topic

The Main Idea

X-rays are an electromagnetic wave with high energy and very short wavelengths. X-rays are capable of passing through many materials that would be opaque to light.


A Mathematical Model

X-Ray Reflectivity

Examples

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In this image there are some X-rays passing through the entirety of the object, so their intensity is low; however, there are others that pass through less of the object, meaning less of the X-ray is absorbed. Given this information, the basic dimensions can be determined.

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See also

Electromagnetic Radiation

Light Waves

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