Follow-up: Attempting to make X-rays by unrolling Scotch tape -- Success?--- make money online

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.

here's a quick follow-up to last night's

video so watch that one if you haven't

seen it yet what I've done here is put a

piece of my phosphorous screen that

x-ray intensifier cassette inside the

vacuum chamber and so it's wrapped

around the inside of this acrylic tube

and then also on top of that there's a

round scintillator a piece of glass

that's unfortunately had most of its

phosphor blown off and a very tragic

accident at anyway and then there's also

a metal strip hanging down and the idea

is that the metal strip will stop

electrons if really all we're getting

out of this is electrons and there's no

actual x-rays inherently being produced

we should see a shadow on that

phosphorous screen caused by the metal

strip because that won't allow the

electrons to pass through it but if the

electrons strike the phosphorous screen

directly we should get something also

I've changed the direction of the tape

unraveling so that the the edge where

the actual unraveling is happening is

facing the screen it's not facing the

camera so there should be a line of

sight right from the edge where the tape

is being peeled to the screen so I'm

going to turn the room lights out again

and unroll some more tape

okay I played back some of the video

from that last one on the camera and I

could see that the p-47 phosphor screen

the little round disc was glowing but

the screen itself was not so this leads

me to believe that it's probably just

electrons coming off since the phosphor

on the on the glass plate is on the

surface of the plate so the electrons

can hit it directly but that phosphor

screen the x-ray intensifying screen is

encased in plastic so the electrons

probably never make it to the phosphor

so I've added a little background

lighting so that you kind of see the

outline of the p-47 screened the disk

rather and I'm going to do another run

here so if you see a shadow on the disk

in the shape of that foil thing that's

hanging then we'll really know that it's

that's electrons coming out of the

junction and the electrons are so low

energy that when they hit something like

that metal foil they actually don't seem

to produce x-rays but let's try it

here's another set up since the x-ray

intensifying screen wasn't do anything

wasn't doing anything I took it out of

the chamber and so now I've just got the

p-47 phosphor disc double stick tape to

the inside of the chamber and even

though it's hard to see from this angle

the metal strip is between the unrolling

junction and the phosphorus screen I've

positioned it fairly carefully so from

this from the junction where the tape is

separating it should be there are some

parts of the of the phosphorus screen

that are visible and some that aren't

because they're blocked by the metal bar

so we should see a pattern form on the

phosphorus screen if the bar is actually

stopping electrons

so I don't know about you but it sure

seemed to me that that entire disk was

illuminated which would seem to indicate

that the electrons are either high-speed

enough to go through the foil or there

actually are some x-rays being generated

although very very weak I'm not sure why

the x-ray intensifying screen didn't

light up

I guess we're dealing with extremely low

energy x-rays but it is surprising that

the illumination screen was lit through

the foil unless unless the problem is

that the the tape would start out sort

of a very large emission surface and it

was going around the foil basically it

doesn't it's not emitted from just the

junction so I think for the next

experiment what I'll have to do is put

an aperture between the the tape between

the junction and the screen and then

also put the strip of metal between the

aperture and the screen that way we can

know what the emission area is and then

be sure that that indicator bar the file

is between it and the screen

I'm also I need a bigger screen so I

think I might have a CRT and use that I

also need a bigger chamber and other

kinds of tape and all that sort of thing

that is pretty interesting

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