irradiation experiments

Irradiation experiments involve exposing materials or biological samples to controlled levels of radiation, such as gamma rays or X-rays, to study how they change or respond. These experiments help scientists understand the effects of radiation, which is important for developing radiation therapies, ensuring the safety of nuclear materials, or improving materials' resistance to radiation damage. By carefully planning and measuring the radiation dose, researchers can analyze outcomes like structural changes, chemical reactions, or biological impacts, providing insights into durability, safety, and potential applications in medicine, industry, and research.