X-ray Analysis

X-ray analysis uses X-ray beams to examine the internal structure of objects or materials. When X-rays pass through an object, different parts absorb or block the rays to varying degrees based on density and composition. A detector captures the transmitted rays, creating an image or data that reveals hidden features, flaws, or composition. This technique is widely used in medicine for imaging bones and tissues, as well as in industry for inspecting machinery, materials, and archaeological artifacts without causing damage. It provides precise information about internal structures in a quick, non-destructive way.