Sentences with MEGAELECTRON-VOLT
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"The energy of a gamma ray is often measured in megaelectron volts."
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"In nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET) scans measure energy in megaelectron volts."
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"Physicists use megaelectron volts as a convenient unit when discussing particle energies."
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"The kinetic energy of an electron in a synchrotron accelerator can be in the megaelectron volt range."
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"The mass-energy equivalence principle allows us to express energy in units like megaelectron volts."
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"The energy of an X-ray photon can range from a few kiloelectron volts to several megaelectron volts."
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"Particle accelerators can generate beams of particles with energies measured in megaelectron volts."
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"A typical proton beam in cancer treatment has an energy of around 200 megaelectron volts."
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"X-ray radiation therapy often uses photon beams with energies around 6 megaelectron volts."
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"Some medical linear accelerators can deliver electron beams with energies up to 25 megaelectron volts."
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"The energy released in a nuclear fission reaction can be measured in megaelectron volts."
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"The rest energy of an electron is approximately 0.511 megaelectron volts."
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"Certain types of particle detectors can measure the energy of incoming particles in megaelectron volts."
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"Gamma rays emitted during radioactive decay can have energies ranging from a few hundred kiloelectron volts to several megaelectron volts."
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"The energy of a gamma ray photon can range from a few hundred kiloelectron volts to several megaelectron volts."
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"Proton beams used in medical treatments can have energies ranging from a few hundred kiloelectron volts to several megaelectron volts."
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"Accelerators can generate powerful X-ray beams with energies reaching tens of megaelectron volts."
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"Electrons can gain energy up to a few megaelectron volts in a linear accelerator."
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"Radiation therapy machines typically use photon beams with energies between a few dozen kiloelectron volts to a few megaelectron volts."
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"In nuclear reactions, nucleons gain or lose energies measured in megaelectron volts."
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"Scientists study the properties of subatomic particles using accelerators that can produce beams with energies in the megaelectron volt range."
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"Neutrons produced in nuclear reactors can have energies from a few electron volts to several megaelectron volts."
