X-rays
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation. They have a short wavelength and high energy. X-rays can penetrate various materials, including human tissue. They are widely used in medicine for imaging purposes. This technology helps diagnose fractures and diseases. X-rays also find applications in industry for inspecting welds and materials. Safety measures are essential to minimise exposure to radiation.
In 1895, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen made a groundbreaking discovery while experimenting with cathode rays. His work at the University of Würzburg led to the identification of a new...
November 9, 2024
