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One difference between the x-radiation in the primary beam and the scattered radiation is that:

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One difference between the x-radiation in the primary beam and the scattered radiation is that:

  1. Photons in the primary beam degrade contrast in radiographic images.
  2. Scattered radiation is more penetrating than the primary beam.
  3. Scattered radiation may be absorbed in the imager.
  4. Scattered radiation is travelling at an angle to the main beam.
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waelhammad
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D: “Scattered” radiation has interacted with an atom in the medium so is diverted from the direction of the primary beam.

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