Give an example of an application that involves the absorption of X-rays. Describe what happens on a molecular level when an X-ray photon is absorbed? What is the nature of the change in energy that occurs?
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- Give an example of an application that involves the absorption of X-rays.
- Describe what happens on a molecular level when an X-ray photon is absorbed? What is the nature of the change in energy that occurs?
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