Radiation exposure is measured in which of the following units (also called roentgens)?

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Radiation exposure is typically measured in radiation absorbed doses, which quantify the energy of radiation absorbed by a specific substance (such as human tissue). Roentgens, on the other hand, are an older unit used to measure the amount of ionizing radiation in the air. While roentgens are still occasionally used, absorbed doses are more commonly used in modern scientific and medical contexts. Choice A (radiation ionized units) and Choice C (radiation exposed doses) are not standard units of measurement in the field of radiation exposure. Choice D (radiation frequency units) does not accurately describe a unit of measurement for radiation exposure.

Radiation Exposure Is Measured in Which of the Following Units