10 Questions
What is the purpose of the adhesive layer in radiographic film construction?
To allow proper contact and integrity between the emulsion and base
Which type of x-ray film base is characterized by being tinted with blue dye to reduce eyestrain and fatigue?
Cellulose Nitrate
What is the principal function of gelatin in the emulsion of radiographic film?
To hold silver halide crystals uniformly dispersed
In radiographic film construction, what is the function of the overcoat?
To protect the emulsion from scratches and pressure
What type of interaction results in x-rays being partially absorbed by the silver halide crystal, forming a latent image?
Compton Interaction
Which theory provides an incomplete explanation of latent image formation in radiographic films?
Gurney-Mott Theory
What is the standard base material for radiographic films characterized as flammable?
Cellulose Nitrate
Which characteristic best describes the base of radiographic film?
Flexible and fracture resistant
What is the primary function of the base in radiographic film construction?
To provide mechanical support for silver halide crystals
Which type of emulsion involves coating the film with emulsion on both sides?
Double Emulsion Film
Test your knowledge on the components of radiographic film, including the base, emulsion, adhesive layer, and overcoat. Learn about the purpose of each part and their importance in creating a visible image from the x-ray beam.
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