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X-ray absorption enhancement, also known as physical opacification, refers to the process or mechanism by which certain materials increase their absorption of X-rays. This property is fundamental in medical imaging and material science, where contrast agents or specific elements are used to improve the visibility of structures under X-ray-based techniques. It relies on the photoelectric effect and the use of high-Z elements like iodine or barium to enhance X-ray attenuation.
Increased photoelectric effect via high-Z atoms/elements
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