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Matter   show
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Mass   show
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show s the scientific unit of mass – “kilo” stands for “1000” – A “kilogram” (kg) is equal to 1000 grams  
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show describes the mass of an object in a gravitational field  
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show ability to do work  
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The joule   show
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show ability to do work due to position  
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show energy of motion  
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show energy released by a chemical reaction  
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Electrical energy   show
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show energy of motion at the molecular level (kinetic energy of molecules)  
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show energy contained in the nucleus of an atom  
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Electromagnetic energy   show
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show Energy emitted through space is called  
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exposed or irradiated   show
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Ionizing radiation   show
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ionization   show
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ion pair   show
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show – Naturally environmental radiation – Man-made radiation  
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show – Cosmic rays – Terrestrial radiation – Internally deposited radionuclides  
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Discovery of x-rays   show
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Thomas Edison develops fluoroscope   show
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Collimation and filtration developed   show
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Snook transformer developed offering more controlled voltage and current production   show
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show 1913  
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ASRT (first professional organization) developed   show
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First grid to removed scattered radiation   show
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show 1942  
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Image intensifier tube developed for fluoroscopy screens   show
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show 1951  
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Ultrasound   show
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PET and CT   show
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show 80s  
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CR, DR   show
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Clarence Dally, Thomas Edison’s assistant, had to have both his arms amputated and died in   show
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ALARA   show
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