If the anode angle becomes too small, which of the following may result?

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When the anode angle becomes too small, all of the listed effects can occur: the size of the X-ray beam may start to be limited due to the geometric shape of the anode, the intensity of the beam near the anode may be reduced, and the anode heel effect, which is the variation in X-ray intensity across the beam due to absorption in the anode material itself, may become more pronounced.

If the Anode Angle Becomes Too Small, Which of the Following