Why x rays can't be refracted?
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Calcium in bones absorbs x-rays more strongly than the lighter atoms in other tissues. Refraction of x-rays is a very small effect compared to the attenuation of intensity due to the various methods of x-ray photon absorption. The refractive index of x-rays for all materials is very close to 1 for all materials
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