X-ray technology allows doctors to identify broken bones, tumors, cancers, and other internal diseases or injuries. It works by emitting electromagnetic radiation that can pass through tissues but is absorbed or scattered by dense structures like bones. This helps locate problems inside the body so they can be treated more quickly. While very helpful, x-rays do carry radiation risks if overused or mishandled, so expertise is required in their application for medical diagnosis and analysis.

1. X-ray for Social and Health<br />X-ray an innovation where we can identify the broken organs inside us such as: bones, tumor, cancers, and much other disease. With this kind of innovation, our life will be better and simpler to know what is wrong with our bodies. <br />This are some of the headings:<br /> Use of the implication of x-ray relate to social and health culture.<br /> Use of x-ray (how x-ray works).<br /> What kind of problems can x-ray solve.<br /> Implication of using x-ray (relate it with social and health).<br />Based on the dictionary that we got in Apple Macbook, x-ray is an electromagnetic radiation of high energy and very short wavelength (between ultraviolet light and gamma rays) that is able to pass through many materials that opaque to light. It is help the people this day to investigate what happens with our disease or our organ(s) that broken.<br />By having x-ray in our health culture, it will indicate the broken organs, so that we can heal our broken organs faster. In the social culture, it helps us and many people on knowing what kind of disease that day face such as: broken bones, tumor, cancer, and many more.<br />X-ray works were divided into 2 main object that works to make the x-ray itself work properly.<br />X-ray fluorescence: when the electron has enough energy, it will open the inner electron shell of an atom and result electrons to fill up the vacancy letting the x-ray produces lights. The scattered electrons produce pictures.