THE USE OF RADIATION AND HOW TO PREVENT RISK

Authors

  • Mustafa Nadel Ahmed Rady
  • Muhammad Abd Ali Jabi Ratib
  • Yahya Abbas Kazem Shanan
  • Haneen Aqeel Latif Qsm Department of Applied Medical Physics, College of Science, Al-Mustaqbal University .
  • Soror Alaa Ghani Marzouk Department of Applied Medical Physics, College of Science, Technology University.

Keywords:

radiation, harms of radiation, uses of radiation, negative effects of radiation.

Abstract

Radiation is a broad term that includes electromagnetic rays (photons), charge-free particles such as neutrons, and charged particles, whether positive such as protons and alpha particles or negative such as beta particles and negative ions. Radiation in general can be harmful. Electromagnetic rays include radio waves, whose wavelength reaches about 3 km, infrared rays, visible light, ultraviolet rays, and . The danger of radiation lies in the fact that it causes many injuries and diseases to humans and other organisms, especially cancerous diseases as well as hereditary diseases. There are more than forty sites throughout Iraq that are polluted with high levels of ionizing radiation and toxic substances. The environmental pollution caused by nuclear and electromagnetic radiation affects all aspects of human life. Animals and plants together, and its effects cannot be limited to a short-term period of time, which has made it a global problem that countries have been exposed to at the regional and international levels, searching for ways to curb its dangers and to stand up to the excessive escalation in radiation emissions, which has increased with the spread of the use of technologies. .

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Published

2024-05-06

How to Cite

Mustafa Nadel Ahmed Rady, Muhammad Abd Ali Jabi Ratib, Yahya Abbas Kazem Shanan, Haneen Aqeel Latif Qsm, & Soror Alaa Ghani Marzouk. (2024). THE USE OF RADIATION AND HOW TO PREVENT RISK. ResearchJet Journal of Analysis and Inventions, 5(5), 1–17. Retrieved from https://reserchjet.academiascience.org/index.php/rjai/article/view/859

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