Radiation Quantities and Units - Definitions Flashcards

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1
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Units of Energy

A

Heat unit
MeV
Joule
Rad
cGy

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2
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Hertz

A

frequency

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3
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Ampere

A

tube current

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4
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Angstrom

A

wavelength

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5
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Coulomb

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charge

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6
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KV

A

tube potential

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7
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Rad

A

absorbed dose

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8
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Roentgen

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exposure

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9
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Ci

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radioactivity

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10
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MeV

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electron beam energy

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11
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Volt

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difference in potential

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12
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Watt

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unit of power; rate of energy transfer in joules/second

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13
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Kelvin

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temperature

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14
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Candela

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luminous intensity

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15
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Mole

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amount of substance

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16
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Farad

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capacitance

17
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Ohm

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resistance

18
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Tesla

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magnetic field

19
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To solve for amperage:
Current is defined as the flow of charge per unit time. C/sec – amps
Example: 16 coulomb in 2 seconds = ___ amps (16/2=?)

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20
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Pico

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Pico = one trillionth (10^12)

21
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Nano

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Nano = one billionth (10^9)