BY AALIYAH STRONG RADIATION X RAYS. WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN WAS BORN ON MARCH 27 1845 HE DIED ON FEBRUARY 10 1923. WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN.

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BY AALIYAH STRONG RADIATION X RAYS

WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN WAS BORN ON MARCH HE DIED ON FEBRUARY WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN

Who discovered the x rays German physicist a person who studies the relationship between matter and energy wilhelm conrad roentgen

Details about the invention of x rays X rays in 1895 while he was experimenting with electricity. Because he did not really understand what these rays were he called them x rays because in mathematics x stands for the unknown.by 1900 however docters were using x rays to take pictures called radiographs of bones which helped them treat injuries.

Industrail X Rays Equipment This part of the safety code outlines the regulatory requirements for industrial x rays equipment respecting design compliance evaluation and enforcement registration and work site practic of industrial ratiography. X rays equipment is federally regulated in canada under the radiation emitting devices (RED) Act and companion regulations. The (RED) Act provides the authority to write are not available for a class of x ray equipment.

Society of Radiation X Rays X rays from high-voltage discharge were discovered in 1896 and ratioactivity from the decay of particular isotopes was discovered in Many scientists then undertook study of these and especially their medcial applications. This led to the identification of different kinds of radiation from the decay of atomic nuclei and understanding of the nature of the atom. Neutrons were identified in 1932 and in 1939 atomic fission was discovered by irradiating uranium with neutrons and this led on to harnessing.