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What is a
gamma ray
camera used for?
It is used to examine the contents of objects, similar to
x-ray
cameras at airports.
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How does a
gamma ray
camera work?
A
gamma radiation
source is placed on one side of the object, and a
gamma camera
is on the other side.
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Why are
gamma rays
preferred over
x-rays
for certain applications?
Gamma rays can pass through more objects than x-rays.
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What problems can
gamma radiography
detect?
It can detect faults in
casting
and welding.
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What is an advantage of
gamma radiography
compared to
x-rays
?
Gamma sources
can be small and do not require a power source or large equipment.
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What are large tanks used for storing raw materials and fuel called?
They are called
hoppers
.
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How do
radioactive isotopes
gauge the amount of material in a storage container?
They measure the amount of
radiation
absorbed by the material.
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What happens to the readings on the
detectors
in a
hopper
when
coal
is present?
The lower detector will have a small reading because coal absorbs a large amount of radiation.
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What is a disadvantage of
optical gauging systems
when measuring coal?
Coal dust
might cause false readings in optical gauging systems.
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How does the
gamma ray system
work properly despite
coal dust
?
Coal dust is much less dense than coal, allowing the gamma ray system to function
correctly
.
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What is another application of
radioisotopes
in industry?
They are used to monitor the thickness of
plastic sheeting
and film.
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How does the
thickness
of
plastic sheeting
affect
radiation absorption
?
The thicker the sheet, the greater the amount of radiation it absorbs.
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What can be controlled during the manufacture of plastic sheeting?
The
thickness
of the sheeting can be controlled by measuring
radiation
passing through it.
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How are
radioisotopes
used to check the flow of liquids in industrial processes?
Very tiny amounts of
radiation
can be easily detected to monitor for leaks.
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What is one use of
radioactive tracers
in industry?
They are used to measure the rate of spread of
sewage
.
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How are
radioisotopes
used to measure
ocean currents
?
Radioisotopes from a boat placed in the sea are used to measure the rate of the ocean currents.
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What is the significance of measuring the rate of ocean currents using
radioisotopes
?
It helps in understanding
ocean dynamics
and environmental monitoring.
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