Assertion: gamma ray | /r/CapableOf | transfer energy
Facets:
value: to electrons
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in every scattering event
type: TEMPORAL
value: to the cell
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: In every scattering event, the gamma ray transfers energy to an electron, and it continues on its path in a different direction and with reduced energy.
text: As they pass through a medium, gamma rays do not directly ionise the atoms but only transfer some of their energy to electrons with which they collide.
text: In every scattering event, the gamma ray transfers energy to an electron, and it continues on its path in a different direction and with reduced energy.
text: Instead, they transfer energy to atomic particles such as electrons (which are essentially the same as beta particles).
text: When a gamma ray does hit a cell, it transfers energy to the cell.