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Applied Science | Follow-up: Attempting to make X-rays by unrolling Scotch tape -- Success? @AppliedScience | Uploaded 12 years ago | Updated 5 hours ago
In this follow-up video, I show that I was able to get a P47 phosphor disc to illuminate when unrolling tape in the vacuum chamber. The blue x-ray intensifier screen did not illuminate although it was also in the chamber. Also, it seems the P47 was illuminated through a thin copper foil, though I will have to do some more tests to believe this.
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Follow-up: Attempting to make X-rays by unrolling Scotch tape -- Success? @AppliedScience

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