INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER

P
INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH
MATTER
PRESENTED BY: SUBMITTED TO:
PRABHUDAYAL PRAJAPATI MR.SAMEER SIR
BMRIT-2nd yr
TYPES OF RADIATION
RADIATION
Ionizing radiation Non-ionizing Radiation
Ex-visible Rays ,UV Rays,
infrared,microwaves,us
 Electromagnetic Wave
 Ex-X-rays, Particle
 Gamma rays Charged particle Ex-ALPHA ,
 beta-particle,proton
 Uncharged particle- Neutron
INTRODUCTION:
1.PENETRATION
2. ABSORPTION
3.SCATTERED
X RAY-TUBE
TABLE
IR
ATTENUATION
 When radiation interact with matter attenuation occurs.
 Attenuation refers to both absorption and scattering
TYPES OF INTERACTION WITH MATTER:-
1-Coherent scattering
2-Photoelectric effect
3- Compton scattering
4-Pair production
5-Photodisintegration
Imp in diagnostic radiology
COHERENT SCATTERING:-
-In this type of interaction X- ray photon
having energy less than about 10ke may
undergo change in direction without any
change in their wavelength.
Types of coherent scattering :-
There are five 2 types –
1-Thomson scattering
2- Rayleigh scattering
1-Thomson scattering:- single electron is
involved in this interaction .kinetic energy and photon
energy don not changes as a result of the scattering
Rayleigh scattering:-
Whole electron involved in this interaction.
CLASSICAL SCATTERING-
Both interaction may be described in terms of wave particle
interaction and are called classical scattering.
COHERENT SCATTERING:-
.As shown in fig1.1,when low energy X-ray photon passes near
the low binding energy outer shell electron of the atom.
*The photon interact with the electron & causes the vibration in
the electron .
*The process one is one the resonance such that electron vibrate
at a frequency corresponding to that of an X-ray photon.
*This is an unstable state and electron radiate energy in all
direction.
*And the atom returns to its uninterrupted state.
*But in this process no energy is transferred.
*This is only one process that does not cause
ionization.
*scattering radiation in all direction without change in
their wavelength & any absorption
INCEDENT X- RAY PHOTON
3rd phase Photon emission
NUCLEUS
λ-1
λ-2 Scattered x
ray photon
1st-phase Photon absorption
2nd phase Excitation of atom λ1= λ2
PROBILITY OF COHERENT SCATTERING
-It will increase with………
1.Low atomic number
2. Lower photodisintegration >10kev
DISADVANTAGES-
1. It produces scattered radiation
2. It can contribute to film fog
PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT:-
.The photoelectric effect interaction occurs when the
energy of an an incident photon have slightly grater than
the binding energy of the electron .
.When the incident X-ray photon interact with an inner
shell electron, the total energy is absorbed by electron
resulting in the ejection of from the atom .
.After the ejection of atom , the atom is ionized .
.This state of the atom is highly unstable, so the inner shell
vacancy immediately filled by inner shell of orbit than atom
ia stable state .
INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER
When the electron drops into the inner shell vacancy ,
the energy is released in the form –
1. characteristic X-ray
2.photoelectron
3. ionization
ADVANTAGE :-
1.PE Absorption does not produce scattered radiation.
DISADVANTAGES :-
1.Patient does is higher
COMPTON SCATTERING:-
*In this type of interaction, an incident of
photon having moderate energy strikes with
an outer shell electron of an atom and eject an
electron from orbit .
*The photon is deflected by an elelctron so
that it travels in a new direction as scattered
photon
scattered e- known as the RECOIL e-
INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER
DISADVANTAGES OF COMPTON
SCATTERING :-
.It reduces film contrast because ethes e
photons have excellent chance to reach upto
xray film and produce film fog
. These photon are energic as primary photons
so they can reach upto personel working near
the patient
PAIR PRODUTION :-
.The process is example for the conversion of the
energy into mass .
.A photon having an energy >1.02Mev,
. When a high energy electron photon intract with
the nucleus of th eatom .
It energy is converted into the matter from of two
particle .
,NEGATRON &POSITRON
the positron entract with electron of medium and
transferred back to radiation energy
INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER
This radition is also called
ANNIHILATION radiation
used in positron emission tomography
PROBABILITY OF PAIR PRODUTION
.The probability of pair production increase
with atomic number (z2) of the given
material
PHOTO DISINTEGRATION:-
.Very high energy x ray 7-10Mev absorbed
directly by the nucleus .
.the photon energy directly absorbs that
resulting in the ejection of an neutron ,protron
or rarely an alpha particle .
.Photodisintegtaion does not occur with
energy less than 7Mev . It has no diagnostic
importance .
INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER
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INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER

  • 1. INTERACTION OF RADIATION WITH MATTER PRESENTED BY: SUBMITTED TO: PRABHUDAYAL PRAJAPATI MR.SAMEER SIR BMRIT-2nd yr
  • 2. TYPES OF RADIATION RADIATION Ionizing radiation Non-ionizing Radiation Ex-visible Rays ,UV Rays, infrared,microwaves,us  Electromagnetic Wave  Ex-X-rays, Particle  Gamma rays Charged particle Ex-ALPHA ,  beta-particle,proton  Uncharged particle- Neutron
  • 4. ATTENUATION  When radiation interact with matter attenuation occurs.  Attenuation refers to both absorption and scattering
  • 5. TYPES OF INTERACTION WITH MATTER:- 1-Coherent scattering 2-Photoelectric effect 3- Compton scattering 4-Pair production 5-Photodisintegration Imp in diagnostic radiology
  • 6. COHERENT SCATTERING:- -In this type of interaction X- ray photon having energy less than about 10ke may undergo change in direction without any change in their wavelength.
  • 7. Types of coherent scattering :- There are five 2 types – 1-Thomson scattering 2- Rayleigh scattering 1-Thomson scattering:- single electron is involved in this interaction .kinetic energy and photon energy don not changes as a result of the scattering
  • 8. Rayleigh scattering:- Whole electron involved in this interaction. CLASSICAL SCATTERING- Both interaction may be described in terms of wave particle interaction and are called classical scattering.
  • 9. COHERENT SCATTERING:- .As shown in fig1.1,when low energy X-ray photon passes near the low binding energy outer shell electron of the atom. *The photon interact with the electron & causes the vibration in the electron . *The process one is one the resonance such that electron vibrate at a frequency corresponding to that of an X-ray photon. *This is an unstable state and electron radiate energy in all direction. *And the atom returns to its uninterrupted state. *But in this process no energy is transferred.
  • 10. *This is only one process that does not cause ionization. *scattering radiation in all direction without change in their wavelength & any absorption
  • 11. INCEDENT X- RAY PHOTON 3rd phase Photon emission NUCLEUS λ-1 λ-2 Scattered x ray photon 1st-phase Photon absorption 2nd phase Excitation of atom λ1= λ2
  • 12. PROBILITY OF COHERENT SCATTERING -It will increase with……… 1.Low atomic number 2. Lower photodisintegration >10kev DISADVANTAGES- 1. It produces scattered radiation 2. It can contribute to film fog
  • 13. PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT:- .The photoelectric effect interaction occurs when the energy of an an incident photon have slightly grater than the binding energy of the electron . .When the incident X-ray photon interact with an inner shell electron, the total energy is absorbed by electron resulting in the ejection of from the atom . .After the ejection of atom , the atom is ionized . .This state of the atom is highly unstable, so the inner shell vacancy immediately filled by inner shell of orbit than atom ia stable state .
  • 15. When the electron drops into the inner shell vacancy , the energy is released in the form – 1. characteristic X-ray 2.photoelectron 3. ionization ADVANTAGE :- 1.PE Absorption does not produce scattered radiation. DISADVANTAGES :- 1.Patient does is higher
  • 16. COMPTON SCATTERING:- *In this type of interaction, an incident of photon having moderate energy strikes with an outer shell electron of an atom and eject an electron from orbit . *The photon is deflected by an elelctron so that it travels in a new direction as scattered photon scattered e- known as the RECOIL e-
  • 18. DISADVANTAGES OF COMPTON SCATTERING :- .It reduces film contrast because ethes e photons have excellent chance to reach upto xray film and produce film fog . These photon are energic as primary photons so they can reach upto personel working near the patient
  • 19. PAIR PRODUTION :- .The process is example for the conversion of the energy into mass . .A photon having an energy >1.02Mev, . When a high energy electron photon intract with the nucleus of th eatom . It energy is converted into the matter from of two particle . ,NEGATRON &POSITRON the positron entract with electron of medium and transferred back to radiation energy
  • 21. This radition is also called ANNIHILATION radiation used in positron emission tomography PROBABILITY OF PAIR PRODUTION .The probability of pair production increase with atomic number (z2) of the given material
  • 22. PHOTO DISINTEGRATION:- .Very high energy x ray 7-10Mev absorbed directly by the nucleus . .the photon energy directly absorbs that resulting in the ejection of an neutron ,protron or rarely an alpha particle . .Photodisintegtaion does not occur with energy less than 7Mev . It has no diagnostic importance .