When the x-rays enter the ionization chamber

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When x-rays enter an ionization chamber, they cause atoms to ionize, meaning the atoms lose electrons and become positively charged ions. This process involves atoms becoming ions (A), giving up electrons (B), and the resulting free electrons and positive ions moving under an electric field to create an electric current (C). Therefore, all of the statements are correct in describing what happens in an ionization chamber when exposed to x-rays.

When the X-Rays Enter the Ionization Chamber