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Also known as Gy
SI unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation
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Gray is the standard unit used to measure how much ionizing radiation (like X-rays or gamma rays) is absorbed by matter or living tissue. It matters because scientists and medical professionals use this measurement to understand radiation exposure levels and assess potential health risks from radiation treatments or accidents.
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グレイ (gray、記号:Gy) とは、放射線によって人体をはじめとした物体に与えられたエネルギーを表す単位を言う。吸収線量またはカーマの単位として主に用いられる。 医療の現場における被治療者の被曝線量を表す臓器吸収線量の単位などに用いられる。
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