Peter Attia· MD
it can excite the molecules but it won't actually eject an electron which would which is what would cause an ion to form which is why it's called ionizing
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it can excite the molecules but it won't actually eject an electron which would which is what would cause an ion to form which is why it's called ionizing
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it won't actually eject an electron which would which is what would cause an ion to form which is why it's called called ionizing