Dental and oral radiography : a text book for students and practitioners of dentistry (1916)
McCoy, James David · St. Louis : Mosby · leaf 23
lected, reflected, or po-larized. In fact, it can only be recognized byits effect upon the photographic plate and uponsuch chemicals as Willemite, Calcium, and Tung-state, which floresce or glow under its influence. The Discovery of the X-Ray The x-ray was discovered in 1895 by WilliamConrad… … Fig. 1.William Conrad Rontgen. world with incredulity and amazement, for itsreported possibilities savored almost of the occult.A new ray had been discovered by means of NATURE OF X-RAY AND ITS DISCOVERY 21 which it was possible to look through opaque sub-stances. While it fell to the lot of Prof.…
Radiography, Dental · X-rays · Teeth · Mouth
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