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INTERACTION  OF  IONIZINGRADIATION DR/  OMAR  HASHIM
     Interaction  of  radiation  (x  or  gamma  ray ) with  the  matter  lead  to ejection Electron , this  high  speed   electron  transfer  their  energy  by  producing Ionization  &excitation Ionization  ;- the  process  by  which  a neutral  atom  acquires  +ve  or  -ve  charge . Removal  of  an  orbital  electron  (- ve  )  leaving  the  atom  + ve charge  in  ion Pair . Charge  particles  such  as  electron , proton , and  alpha  particle  are  known  as Directly  ionizing  radiation   ---- collision . When  the  energy  produced  lost  by  incident  particle  is  not sufficient  to  eject Electron  but  is  used  to  raise  the  electron  to  higher  energy  level ,  the  pro- Cess  known  as excitation .  Un  charged  particle  such  as  neutron  & photons   Are  indirectly  ionizing  radiation . Ionizing  photons  interact  with  atoms  by  3 major  process ;-- Photoelectric  effect . Compton effect  . Pair  production
Photon  beam  description ;-     1  the  fluence  ( Q ) OF  photon  is  quotient Dn  by da  where  DN  is  the  number Of  photon  that enter  an  imaginary  sphere  of  cross  sectional  area Q = Dn/da . Fluency  rate  or  density   is  the  fluency  per  unit  time  Q = Do /dt . Energy  fluency  is  the  quotient  of  de   where  de  is  the  sum  of  the  energy of  all  the photon  that  enter  sphere  of  cross  sectional  area ==de/da , 4 energy  fluence rate , energy  flux , or intensity . Photon  beam  attenuation ;- experimental  arrangement ;- a narrow  beam  of  monoenergetic  photon  is  On  an  absorber  of  variable  thickness  . Detector  is  placed  at  fixed  distance From  the  source .then  photon  pass  through  the  absorber  is  measured , Under  this  condition  the  reduction  in  the  number  of  the  photon  is  Proportional  to  the  number  of  the  incidence  photon  (N)& to  the  thickness  of The absorber(DX)     dn = -att  N dx . The  number  of  photon  decrease  as  the  absorber  thickness  increase
If  thickness  is  expressed  as  length  then  daltta  called  attenuation  coefficient . If  thick- Ness  is  measured  in centimeters  , the  factors 1/cm
H VL  (half value  layer ) ;- Denied  as  the  thickness  of  an  absorber  required  to  attenuate  the  intensity Of  attenuate  the  intensity  of  the  beam  to  half  its  original  value  . -
Interaction  of  photon  with  matter ;-    A ) Photoelectric  effect ;- is  phenomena  in  which  a photon  interacts  with  an Atom  and  ejects  one  of  the  orbital  electrons  from  the  atom . The  energy  first   absorbed  to  the  atom  then transferred  to  atomic  electron .  the  kinetic  energy  of  the  ejected  electron (photoelectric ) =hv-Eb . Eb binding  energy  of  the electron . This  can  take  place   in ( K—L --  M ---OR N ) . After  the  electron  has  been  ejected  vacancy  is created  in  the  shill .  Leaving The atom  in  excited  state . The  vacancy  will  be  filled  by  outer  orbital   electron With  the  emission  of  characteristic  x ray  .  These  is  the  possibility  of  emission Of auger  electron  . Which  is  monoenergetic  electrons  produced  by  absorption Of  characteristic  x  ray  by  the   atom  . Because  the  binding  energy   of   the soft  tissues  are  very  low  ( 0.5 kev ) the Energy  of  the  characteristic  photons  produced  in  biologic  absorbers  is Very  low  .for  higher  energy  photon  and  higher   atomic  number  material  . The Characteristic  photon  are  of  higher  energy  may  deposit  energy  at  large  Distance . In  such  cases , the  local  energy  absorption  is  reduced  by  the  energy Emitted  as   characteristic  radiation .
The  probability  of  photoelectric  absorption  depend  on  the  photon  energy  .  Where The  mass  photoelectric  attenuation   coefficient   ( t/p )  is  plotted  as  a  function  of Photon  energy  .  3Water ( allow  atomic  number )  & lead   ( high   atomic   number ) . t/p proportional 1/E  . IF  photon  energy  increase . The  probability  of   photoelectric  attenuation  decrease . The  data  for  various  materials  indicated  that  photoelectric  attenuation  depends Strongly  on  the  atomic  number  of   the absorbing  material  .   This  relationship  from The  basic  many  application  in  the  diagnosis  radiology .the  differences  in the  Z   OF The  various  tissue  such  as  bone , muscles , & fat  amplified  diff3erence  in  x ray   Absorption .  The  1ry  mode  interaction  is  photoelectric .  This  Z dependence  is  also Exploited  when  using   contrast  media such  as  	BaSO4  . In  the therapeutic  radiology  , the  low  energy  beams  produced  by  superficial  and Orthovoltage  machines  cause  un  necessary  high  absorption  of  x  ray  energy  in  bones Due  to  high  Z 3       3                                         t/p  pro-z /  E
COMPTON  EFFECT ;-  IN  the  compton  process  the  photon  interacts  with  an  atomic  electron  as  through It  were  free  electron . The  eletron  receive  some  energy  from  the  photon  and  is  emitted  an  angle . Special  case  of  compton  effect   A ) direct  hit ;- if  photon  make  direct  hit  with  the  electron  . The  electron The  scattered  photon  will  travel  backward  . The  electron  receive  will Maximum  energy .&  the  scattered  photon  will  be  left  with  minimum  energy  B)  Grazing  Hit ;- If a photon  make  grazing  hit  with  the  electron  will  be  emitted right  angles = 90  degree   & the scattered  photon  will  in  the  forward  direction . Degree  photon  scatter ;- If  a photon  is  scattered   at  right  angles  to  its  original  direction = 90  one Calculate  E  & hv  . Interaction  of  allow  energy  photon ;- if  the  incident  photon  energy  is  Much  less  than  the  rest  energy  of  the  electron ,  only  small  part  of  the  Energy  is  imparted  to  the  electron ,  result  in  scattering  photon  with  the Same  energy    as  incident  photon
Interaction  of  high  energy  photon  ;-  if  the  incident  photon  has  very  high  energy (  much  greater  than  the  ret  energy  of  the  electron ) . The  photon  loses  most Of  its  energy  to  the Compton  electron , the  scattered  photon  has  much  less   energy
Energy  and  atomic  affect  in  Compton ;- As  mentioned  before  the  Compton  effect  is interaction  between  photon  and  free Eletron . Practically  this  means  that  the  energy  of  incident  photon  must  be  Large compared  with  the  eletron  binding  energy . Althougth   the  photon  energy  increase Lead  to  decrease  of  the  compton  effect . Because  the  compton  interaction  involve  free  electron  in  the  absorbing  material . Its  independent  of  atomic  number z . From  the  previous  discussion , it  follow  that  if  the energy  of  the  beam is  in  the Region  where  the  compton  effect  is  only  possible  mode  of  interaction . Approximately The  same  attenuation  of  the  beam  occur  in  any  material  of  equal  density  thick – Ness (  attenuation  per g/cm  for  bone = is  the  same  as  for  soft  tissues
Pair  production ;- If  the  energy  of  the  photon  is  greater  than  1.02 mev  , the  photon  may  interact  with The   matter  throught  mechanism  of  pair  production .  In these  process  the  electron Interacts  strongly   with  the  electromagnetic  field  of  atomic  nucleus  and  give  of  all Of  its  energy  in the  process  of  creating   apiary consisting  of  -veeletron  and  + ve Eletron  . Because  the  rest  mass  energy  of  the  electron = 0.51 mev  . Minimum  energy  of 1.o2 Mev .  The  photon  energy  in  excess  of  this  threshold  is  shared  between  the  particles As  kinetic  energy . The  most  probable  distribution  of  energy  for  each  particle  to  acquire  half  the  available Kinetic  energy.  Although  any  energy  distribution  is  possible . The pair  production  is  event  in  which  energy  is  converted  into  mass . As  predicted  by Einstein s  equation                         .—The  reverse  process , the  conversion  of  mass  in  to Energy   take                         2                    place  when  positron  combines  with  an  electron                                             E = M C To produce  two  photon  called  the  annihilation  radiation . Positron  loss  its  energy  as  its  traverses  the  matter  by  the  same  type of  interaction As  electron  does  ( ionization ,excitation  & bermsstrahlunge ) .  At  the  end  of  the  slowly  Moving  positron  combines  with  one  electron  in  its  vicinity  to  give  rise  to  two Annihilation  photons    each  one  has  o.51  mev , the  two  photon  ejected  in  opposite direction
Because  the  pair  production  result  from  interaction  with  the  electromagnetic  Field  of  the  nucleus , the  probability  of  this  process  increase  rapidly  with  atomic Number .  Relative  important  of  various  types  of  interacton ;- The  total  mass  attenuation  coefficient m/p Total m/p = photoelectrical/p + coherent  + Compton + pair . Cohered  scattering   is  Only  impotent  for  very  low  photon  (  less  than  10 kev )  &  high  Z material . The  attenuation  coefficient  decrees rapidly  with  energy  until  the  photon  energy Far  exceeds  the  electron  and  the  Compton  effect  becomes  the  predominant Mode  of  interaction . In  the  Compton  range  of  energy  ate- co-  of the  lead  & water Do  not  differ  greatly , since  this  type  of  interaction  is  independent  of  atomic   Number . Co -  however  decrease  with  energy  until  pair  production  begins  to  Become  important  at  energy  more  than  1.02  mev . Interaction  of  charged  particles ;- ( electrons  , protons , alpha particles  and  nuclei ) interact  principally  by  ionization And  excitation .radiative collision  in  which  the  charged  particles  interact  by   Coulomb  force  between  the  electric  field  of  traveling  particle  & electeric  field Of  orbital  electron  and  nuclei  of  atoms . Collision  between  the particle  and  the Atomic  electron  result  in  ionization  &  excitation

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Interaction of ionizing

  • 1. INTERACTION OF IONIZINGRADIATION DR/ OMAR HASHIM
  • 2. Interaction of radiation (x or gamma ray ) with the matter lead to ejection Electron , this high speed electron transfer their energy by producing Ionization &excitation Ionization ;- the process by which a neutral atom acquires +ve or -ve charge . Removal of an orbital electron (- ve ) leaving the atom + ve charge in ion Pair . Charge particles such as electron , proton , and alpha particle are known as Directly ionizing radiation ---- collision . When the energy produced lost by incident particle is not sufficient to eject Electron but is used to raise the electron to higher energy level , the pro- Cess known as excitation . Un charged particle such as neutron & photons Are indirectly ionizing radiation . Ionizing photons interact with atoms by 3 major process ;-- Photoelectric effect . Compton effect . Pair production
  • 3. Photon beam description ;- 1 the fluence ( Q ) OF photon is quotient Dn by da where DN is the number Of photon that enter an imaginary sphere of cross sectional area Q = Dn/da . Fluency rate or density is the fluency per unit time Q = Do /dt . Energy fluency is the quotient of de where de is the sum of the energy of all the photon that enter sphere of cross sectional area ==de/da , 4 energy fluence rate , energy flux , or intensity . Photon beam attenuation ;- experimental arrangement ;- a narrow beam of monoenergetic photon is On an absorber of variable thickness . Detector is placed at fixed distance From the source .then photon pass through the absorber is measured , Under this condition the reduction in the number of the photon is Proportional to the number of the incidence photon (N)& to the thickness of The absorber(DX) dn = -att N dx . The number of photon decrease as the absorber thickness increase
  • 4. If thickness is expressed as length then daltta called attenuation coefficient . If thick- Ness is measured in centimeters , the factors 1/cm
  • 5. H VL (half value layer ) ;- Denied as the thickness of an absorber required to attenuate the intensity Of attenuate the intensity of the beam to half its original value . -
  • 6. Interaction of photon with matter ;- A ) Photoelectric effect ;- is phenomena in which a photon interacts with an Atom and ejects one of the orbital electrons from the atom . The energy first absorbed to the atom then transferred to atomic electron . the kinetic energy of the ejected electron (photoelectric ) =hv-Eb . Eb binding energy of the electron . This can take place in ( K—L -- M ---OR N ) . After the electron has been ejected vacancy is created in the shill . Leaving The atom in excited state . The vacancy will be filled by outer orbital electron With the emission of characteristic x ray . These is the possibility of emission Of auger electron . Which is monoenergetic electrons produced by absorption Of characteristic x ray by the atom . Because the binding energy of the soft tissues are very low ( 0.5 kev ) the Energy of the characteristic photons produced in biologic absorbers is Very low .for higher energy photon and higher atomic number material . The Characteristic photon are of higher energy may deposit energy at large Distance . In such cases , the local energy absorption is reduced by the energy Emitted as characteristic radiation .
  • 7. The probability of photoelectric absorption depend on the photon energy . Where The mass photoelectric attenuation coefficient ( t/p ) is plotted as a function of Photon energy . 3Water ( allow atomic number ) & lead ( high atomic number ) . t/p proportional 1/E . IF photon energy increase . The probability of photoelectric attenuation decrease . The data for various materials indicated that photoelectric attenuation depends Strongly on the atomic number of the absorbing material . This relationship from The basic many application in the diagnosis radiology .the differences in the Z OF The various tissue such as bone , muscles , & fat amplified diff3erence in x ray Absorption . The 1ry mode interaction is photoelectric . This Z dependence is also Exploited when using contrast media such as BaSO4 . In the therapeutic radiology , the low energy beams produced by superficial and Orthovoltage machines cause un necessary high absorption of x ray energy in bones Due to high Z 3 3 t/p pro-z / E
  • 8. COMPTON EFFECT ;- IN the compton process the photon interacts with an atomic electron as through It were free electron . The eletron receive some energy from the photon and is emitted an angle . Special case of compton effect A ) direct hit ;- if photon make direct hit with the electron . The electron The scattered photon will travel backward . The electron receive will Maximum energy .& the scattered photon will be left with minimum energy B) Grazing Hit ;- If a photon make grazing hit with the electron will be emitted right angles = 90 degree & the scattered photon will in the forward direction . Degree photon scatter ;- If a photon is scattered at right angles to its original direction = 90 one Calculate E & hv . Interaction of allow energy photon ;- if the incident photon energy is Much less than the rest energy of the electron , only small part of the Energy is imparted to the electron , result in scattering photon with the Same energy as incident photon
  • 9. Interaction of high energy photon ;- if the incident photon has very high energy ( much greater than the ret energy of the electron ) . The photon loses most Of its energy to the Compton electron , the scattered photon has much less energy
  • 10. Energy and atomic affect in Compton ;- As mentioned before the Compton effect is interaction between photon and free Eletron . Practically this means that the energy of incident photon must be Large compared with the eletron binding energy . Althougth the photon energy increase Lead to decrease of the compton effect . Because the compton interaction involve free electron in the absorbing material . Its independent of atomic number z . From the previous discussion , it follow that if the energy of the beam is in the Region where the compton effect is only possible mode of interaction . Approximately The same attenuation of the beam occur in any material of equal density thick – Ness ( attenuation per g/cm for bone = is the same as for soft tissues
  • 11. Pair production ;- If the energy of the photon is greater than 1.02 mev , the photon may interact with The matter throught mechanism of pair production . In these process the electron Interacts strongly with the electromagnetic field of atomic nucleus and give of all Of its energy in the process of creating apiary consisting of -veeletron and + ve Eletron . Because the rest mass energy of the electron = 0.51 mev . Minimum energy of 1.o2 Mev . The photon energy in excess of this threshold is shared between the particles As kinetic energy . The most probable distribution of energy for each particle to acquire half the available Kinetic energy. Although any energy distribution is possible . The pair production is event in which energy is converted into mass . As predicted by Einstein s equation .—The reverse process , the conversion of mass in to Energy take 2 place when positron combines with an electron E = M C To produce two photon called the annihilation radiation . Positron loss its energy as its traverses the matter by the same type of interaction As electron does ( ionization ,excitation & bermsstrahlunge ) . At the end of the slowly Moving positron combines with one electron in its vicinity to give rise to two Annihilation photons each one has o.51 mev , the two photon ejected in opposite direction
  • 12. Because the pair production result from interaction with the electromagnetic Field of the nucleus , the probability of this process increase rapidly with atomic Number . Relative important of various types of interacton ;- The total mass attenuation coefficient m/p Total m/p = photoelectrical/p + coherent + Compton + pair . Cohered scattering is Only impotent for very low photon ( less than 10 kev ) & high Z material . The attenuation coefficient decrees rapidly with energy until the photon energy Far exceeds the electron and the Compton effect becomes the predominant Mode of interaction . In the Compton range of energy ate- co- of the lead & water Do not differ greatly , since this type of interaction is independent of atomic Number . Co - however decrease with energy until pair production begins to Become important at energy more than 1.02 mev . Interaction of charged particles ;- ( electrons , protons , alpha particles and nuclei ) interact principally by ionization And excitation .radiative collision in which the charged particles interact by Coulomb force between the electric field of traveling particle & electeric field Of orbital electron and nuclei of atoms . Collision between the particle and the Atomic electron result in ionization & excitation