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Question about PET scans (Positron emission tomography)
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[QUOTE="riodice, post: 6200644, member: 659341"] Thanks for such a rapid response. So, since the reactions take place where there is more uptake there is most likely a canceling out with positron and the spare electron. I didn’t know about the decay that produces Oxygen. The reason I asked this was that I had a PET scan a couple of years ago and found it like SIFI! I need to do lots of reading to further understand everything. I did have Chemistry back in Junior high and then again in High School but that was back in 1965. It seems that Chemistry has become a branch of Physics. As a Social Implications of Technology, I think that the public needs to have a better understanding and appreciation of Technology. [/QUOTE]
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