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The 62 pages that link to Ionizing radiation, each with the reason it gives.

• Nuclear engineeringNarrower topic: Its interactions with matter underpin both radiation applications and protection requirements.

• ScintillatorNarrower topic: Scintillators respond to the energy deposited by this broad class of radiation.

• Dirty bombRelated: The dispersed material can expose people to ionizing radiation from outside or after entering the body.

• Radiation (physics)Broader topic: It is a high-impact subset distinguished by its ability to ionize matter.

• Radioactive sourceNarrower topic: A radioactive source emits ionizing radiation, whose interactions produce its effects.

• Victor HessNarrower topic: The radiation Hess tracked was identified through its ability to ionize air.

• ChemosterilantRelated: Radiation is a major alternative to chemical treatment for inducing insect sterility.

• Decay productRelated: Radioactive products can expose surrounding matter to ionizing emissions.

• Electromagnetic hypersensitivityCompared with: It differs from the non-ionizing fields usually implicated in electromagnetic hypersensitivity.

• Louis Harold GrayRelated: It was the kind of radiation whose biological effects Gray investigated.

• Medical physics and public healthRelated: It is central to many medical imaging and cancer-treatment technologies and their risks.

• Nuclear technologyRelated: Many nuclear applications depend on its ability to penetrate matter or cause ionization.