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An X-ray is a type of electromagnetic radiation that is used in various fields, especially in medicine and security, to see through objects. Here are the main meanings of X-ray: 🏥 1. Medical X-ray Purpose: Used to view inside the body without surgery. How it works: X-rays pass through soft tissues but are absorbed by denser materials like bones. Common uses: Detect broken bones Find infections like pneumonia Spot tumors or abnormalities Guide doctors during procedures (like placing catheters) 📌 Example: A chest X-ray can help diagnose lung infections. ✈️ 2. Security X-ray Purpose: Used at airports and security checkpoints. How it works: Items (like luggage) are scanned to detect weapons, explosives, or contraband. Technology: Similar to medical X-rays, but often uses lower radiation and different imaging systems. 🧪 3. Scientific & Industrial Use In research: Studying crystal structures (X-ray crystallography) In industry: Checking for cracks or defects in machinery or welds (non-destructive testing) ⚙️ 4. Xray (Software/Tools) (Different meaning) Sometimes, “Xray” is used as a product name—for example: Xray for Jira: A test management tool for software QA Xray (proxy tool): A privacy tool used to manage internet traffic

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