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intensifying increasing in strength or intensity
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intensifying screen A layer of material placed in contact with the film to increase the effect of the radiation, thus shortening the exposure.
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intensifying screen A material used in radiographic production to converts a part of the ionising radiation into light or electrons and that, when in contact with a recording medium during exposure, improves the quality of the radiograph, or reduces the exposure time required to produce a radiograph or both. Also see "Fluorometallic intensifying screen", or "Fluorescent intensifying screen".
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intensifying s. a thin sheet of celluloid or other substance coated with a finely divided substance which fluoresces under the influence of x-rays and intended to be used in close contact with the emulsion of a photographic plate or film for the purpose of reinforcing the image.
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