X-ray Scanners in Airports

In course

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Description

This lecture discusses the use of X-ray scanners in airports for security purposes, exploring the physics behind luggage and human body detectors. It covers the production of X-rays, interactions with matter, and the principles of backscatter technology. The instructor explains the differences between medical and non-medical radiation exposure, emphasizing the ethical considerations and privacy concerns associated with airport security scanners.

Instructor

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Official source

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