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X-ray photographs show soft tissue as?
as dark, highly exposed areas
How did x-ray diffraction photographs help Watson and crick determine the structure of DNA?
It helped reveal the characteristic shape of a double helix
Difference between a cat scan and a xray?
An X-Ray is a type of radiation. The equipment used by the X-Ray technician can pick up images of dense objects that will appear white on the X-Ray film. X-Ray is mostly used to assess and diagnose bone degeneration, disease, dislocations, fractures, infections and/or tumors. While CT Scans create more detailed images of the inside of the patient's body than X-Ray. It take 360- degree photographs of internal human's organs.
How do they call the breast X-ray image?
An x-ray of the breast is called a mammogram.
Sample answers to x-ray tech interview questions?
what kind of relevant experience do you have in the x-ray tech
What do you call the X-Ray photographs taken at an airports?
Screening.
Was the x-ray machine invented in NC?
NO The x-ray machine was invented in Germany in late 1885.
The x ray was invented in what year?
it was invented in 1895
Who invented something similar to the X-ray?
Wilhelm Roentgen Invented the X-ray I'm not sure if there is anything similar to it.
X-ray photographs show soft tissue as?
as dark, highly exposed areas
Who invented the x ray?
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen invented it
Why do people have hospital x ray photographs of xrays are so dangerous?
B/c a doctor has decided that the advantage of of having the information that an x-ray can give is worth the tiny added risk of having the x-ray.
Why do people have x Ray photographs taken when x rays are so dangerous?
cuz u can see people disgusting things
When was x-rays ivenented?
The X-Ray was invented on November 8,1895.
When were x-ray telescops first invented?
how do we poo
Who invented X-ray microscope?
Paul Kirkpatrick
Who is Wilhelm?
A man who invented the X-Ray in 1895.
