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Improvement of Image Contrast in X-Ray Transmission Micrographs of Organism with a Titanium Tube
チタン陽極管による生体組織透過X線写真のコントラスト改良
1982
Oyobuturi
チタン陽極管による生体組織透過X線写真のコントラスト改良
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To improve the image contrast in X-ray transmission micrographs of organisms, a fine focus sealed-off tube with a titanium target has been built, which can produce quasi monochromatic X-rays at the Ka characteristic wavelength of 2.7 A. The intensity ratio of the characteristic ray to continuous ones reaches a maximum when a voltage of 8 kV is applied to the tube. Micrographs of organisms obtained with this tube show up a better image contrast than those taken with a copper-anode tube.
doi:10.11470/oubutsu1932.51.848
fatcat:jfoavibec5fh7ohejicrbkhn5y