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Radiation Converter

Radiation measurements are crucial in nuclear physics, medical imaging, environmental monitoring, and radiation safety. Different units are used for different types of radiation measurements.

Common Radiation Units

Activity (Radioactivity)

  • Becquerels (Bq) - The SI unit of radioactivity
  • Curies (Ci) - Traditional unit of radioactivity
  • Millicuries (mCi) - Used in medical applications
  • Microcuries (μCi) - Used for smaller activities

Absorbed Dose

  • Grays (Gy) - The SI unit of absorbed dose
  • Rads (rad) - Traditional unit of absorbed dose
  • Milligrays (mGy) - Used in medical imaging
  • Centigrays (cGy) - Used in radiation therapy

Equivalent Dose

  • Sieverts (Sv) - The SI unit of equivalent dose
  • Rems (rem) - Traditional unit of equivalent dose
  • Millisieverts (mSv) - Used in medical imaging
  • Microsieverts (μSv) - Used in environmental monitoring

Exposure

  • Coulombs per kilogram (C/kg) - The SI unit of exposure
  • Roentgens (R) - Traditional unit of exposure

Applications

Radiation converters are essential in:

  • Medical Imaging - X-ray, CT, and nuclear medicine
  • Radiation Therapy - Cancer treatment planning
  • Nuclear Power - Plant operation and safety
  • Environmental Monitoring - Background radiation measurement
  • Scientific Research - Nuclear physics experiments

Conversion Examples

  • 1 Ci = 3.7 × 10¹⁰ Bq
  • 1 Gy = 100 rad
  • 1 Sv = 100 rem
  • 1 R = 2.58 × 10⁻⁴ C/kg

Our radiation converter will provide instant conversions between all these units and more, making it easy to work with radiation measurements in any context.