Sentence examples for Röntgen rays from inspiring English sources

During the academic year 1895 96 at the Torpedo School, however, Popov became interested in setting up experiments on Röntgen rays (X rays), which had just been discovered.

His discovery of so-called Röntgen rays was met with worldwide scientific and popular excitement, and, along with the discoveries of radioactivity (1896) and the electron (1897), it ushered in the study of the atomic world and the era of modern physics.

Cannon devised means of employing the newly developed Röntgen ray, or x-ray, to study digestive processes uninhibited by surgical or mechanical intervention.

Very soon after the discovery of Röntgen-/X-rays Stechow described the appearance of march fractures on radiographs [1, 2].

Bibliography of X-Ray Literature and Research (1896 1897); being a Ready Reference Index to the Literature on the Subject of Röntgen or X-Rays.

In 1896, Henri Bequerel demonstrates that the uranium salts with which he was working emitted radiation similar to the "new kind of rays" that Röntgen had produced with the use of a cathode ray tube just months earlier.

Röntgen called the new ray "X", signifying the unknown.

In 1895, while experimenting with electric current flow in a partially evacuated glass tube (cathode-ray tube), Röntgen observed that a nearby piece of barium platinocyanide gave off light when the tube was in operation.

This year it is 120 years ago that Röntgen discovered his "X-rays" [1].

Within months of Röntgen's discovery of X-rays and his first X-ray photograph of his wife's hand, this form of electromagnetic radiation became indispensable in orthopedic and dental medicine.

Within weeks after Röntgen revealed the first X-ray photographs in January 1896, news of the discovery spread throughout the world.