Applications of X–rays
X–rays have a number of applications. Some of them are listed-
Scientific research
Medical applications
Industrial applications
X–rays have a number of applications. Some of them are listed-
Scientific research
- X–rays are used for studying the structure of crystalline solids and alloy
- X–rays are used for the identification of chemical elements including determination of their atomic numbers
- X–rays can be used for analyzing the structure of complex molecules by examining their X–ray diffraction pattern.
Medical applications
- X–rays are being widely used for detecting fractures, toumers, the presence of foreign matter like bullet etc., in the human body.
- X–rays are also used for the diagnosis of tuberculosis, stones in kidneys, gall bladder etc.
- Many types of skin diseases, malignant sores, cancer and toumers have been cured by controlled exposure of X-rays of suitable quality.
- Hard X–rays are used to destroy toumers very deep inside the body.
Industrial applications
- X–rays are used to detect the defects or flaws within a material
- X–rays can be used for testing the homogeneity of welded joints, insulating materials etc.
- X-rays are used to analyse the structure of alloys and the other composite bodies.
- X–rays are also used to study the structure of materials like rubber, cellulose, plastic fibre etc.
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