What is magnetic resonance spectroscopy? What are the basic applications?

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Q: Explain the working of gamma camera?

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Q: How does radio waves are produced

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Q: what is the radio in simplest form

A: Electromagnetic spectrum consists of all the ranges of electromagnetic radiation. Radio waves have…

Q: How to find the energy in electron volts of a photon in the radio waves?

A: Given : Frequency, f = 88.3 MHz  f = 88.3 × 106 Hz

Q: What or Discuss right hand rule (RHR) and provide instances where we can use this rule.

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Q: What is the Peak Value of Vo of the schematic above in milliVolts?

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Q: What is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle? Does it place limits on what can be known?

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Q: What are X-rays? How x-rays are produced? Why do we use x-rays to study crystal structure?

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Q: How does the IR exposure affect the histogram and look-up table in a digital system

A: Histogram It is image processing technique used to identify the edges of image and access the raw…

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Q: In digital radiography what replaces the intraoral film?

A: Digital radiography: The radiography in which X-ray sensitive plates are used to capture the data…

Q: What correlation do you see between the double-slit experiment results and our ‘status quo’ in…

A: In Young's double-slit experiment double sources are created from the single source. So the sources…

Q: m= 30 kg V = 10 mls Find runetic energy.

A: Given data : Mass=m Velocity=V   Find : Kinetic energy

Q: What is the principal difference between gamma rays and an infrared rays?

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Q: Ultraviolet radiation can be helpful and harmful at the same time. What should someone do to avoid…

A: Step1: Overview Ultraviolet radiation is electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun and several…

Q: HOW HENRICH HERTZ PRODUCED RADIO PULSES OR WAVES

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Q: how is the difference of sensitivity between PET, Gamma Camera, and SPECT?

A: We have to find the difference of sensitivity between PET and SPECT first then PET and Gamma camera.

Q: What does it mean for your experimental values to be precise?

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Q: What do you mean by infrared radiation (IR)?

A: Infra red radiation also known as infra red is one of the region in the electro…

Q: 1. In a mass spectrometer, ionized silicon atoms move in curved paths, as shown in Figure 16. If the…

A: Given data: The smaller radius is r1=16.23 cm. The larger radius is r2=17.97 cm.

Q: Explain briefly with your own words “how microwave owens works”. Please use diagrams

A: Consider the diagram of the microwave oven.

Q: Explain why ultraviolet waves are dangerous to the body?

A: Ultraviolet Waves / Radiations are the radiations which comes from the Sun. It means that Sun is the…

Q: What are the harmful effects of excessive exposure to Microwaves,  Infrared, Ultraviolet,X-rays,…

A: Solution: Exposure of Microwaves can cause a painful burn. An epidemiological survey found that…

Q: What is the function of a photogate and how does the mechanism work?

A: in this question  we discuss photogate device. how it works.

Q: why the reflection are important for radio transmission.

A: here we will discuss about ;  reflection in radio transmission.

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A: Given data: Average temperature of the earth's surface is T= 288 degree Kelvin Formula used:…

Q: Why do digital radiography cassettes stored for several days after exposure and before processing…

A: It is given that the digital radiography cassettes stored for several days after exposure and before…

Q: Why do farmers use Infrared lights and UV lights?

A: Why do farmers use Infrared lights and UV lights. Solution and explanation.

Q: Why do different radio stations have different radio frequencies assigned?

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Q: Describe the SPECT and PET imaging techniques.

A: Both PET and SPECT imaging use cameras that detect injected radiotracers. However, each type of…

Q: What is this symbol?

A: Time period: The time needed to finish single shaking or vibration is called a time period.

Q: An FM radio station broadcasts at a frequency of 91.5 MHz. If you drive your car toward thestation…

A: Given The frequency of the FM radio station is f=91.5 MHz=91.5×106 Hz. The velocity of car or…

Q: What is the wavelength of radio waves transmitted by a radio station with a frequency of 220 million…

A: Wavelength is,

Q: In a word problem, you were given the value for the wavelength of a gamma ray. In that problem, how…

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Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.