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    Radiation can be ionizing if its quantum energy is high enough (E?-10 eV) to release electrons from atomic or molecular structures. Ionizing radiation occurs in the photoelectric effect where a photon delivers all of its energy to a bound electron, especially for low-energy gamma rays. The probability of the photoelectric effect increases with the fifth power of the material's atomic number.

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    Radiation can be ionizing if its quantum energy is high enough (E?-10 eV) to release electrons from atomic or molecular structures. Ionizing radiation occurs in the photoelectric effect where a photon delivers all of its energy to a bound electron, especially for low-energy gamma rays. The probability of the photoelectric effect increases with the fifth power of the material's atomic number.

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    Radiation can be ionizing if its quantum energy is high enough (E?-10 eV) to release electrons from atomic or molecular structures. Ionizing radiation occurs in the photoelectric effect where a photon delivers all of its energy to a bound electron, especially for low-energy gamma rays. The probability of the photoelectric effect increases with the fifth power of the material's atomic number.

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    Radiatii:

    -Ionizante:A given type of radiation is called "ionizing", if its quantum energy is


    high enough (E?-10 eV) to release electrons from an atomic or molecular structure.
    -in the photoelectric effect a photon delivers all of its energy to a bound electron in
    the absorbing matter. This process prevails in the region oflow-energy y rays; its
    probability increases with the fifth power of the material's atomic numbe
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