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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
ring detect pair of gama rays, thus detectors all around the ring would detect both photons, thus, localising the point of emission along that line between points where two photons were detected. Dude ik it's not 3 because positrons are not cheap. is it 1,3 and 4??- Derek1997
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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
I said that tho- Derek1997
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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
goal is to picture stuff in side body, the positoron would be injected to humans body, react with electron as it's more electron anti-particle annihilate both and emitting a pair of beta protons. Now using ring detector, it would be able to deterct protons, hence loacalising the emission. Image...- Derek1997
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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
multiple answer- Derek1997
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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
I guess it's 1,3 and 4 according to your questions.- Derek1997
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Mutiple choice nuclear medicine question
Homework Statement Why does PET scanner use positron emitters? 1-positrons have more penetrating power than electrons 2-positron emitting isotopes are cheap and widely available 3-the location of emission can be located better because a pair of gamma rays get emitted from the body...- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
so cancells out?- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
btw am i right with the kinetic energy one??- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
yea but they don't balance out by gravitational energy?- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
tension on the spring? balances it.- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
So, ik gravition is the force but what does it do with equation?- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
yea true sorry. mouse is not on the ground.- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
gravitional potential and normal force? but don't you just need to state the equation?- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
where it remained same, no upward or downward motion, could you please check if i have a right answers? if it is i can send you the second part.- Derek1997
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Derive the equation for kinetic energy and gravitional energ
i think so. well how can it have it when it's 0?- Derek1997
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