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Soft tissue in the body looks dark on an X-ray image. What does that indicate about how soft tissue interacts with X-rays?

Soft tissue in the body looks dark on an X-ray image. What does that indicate about how soft tissue interacts with X-rays?
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Soft tissue in the body looks dark on an X-ray image. What does that indicate about how soft tissue interacts with X-rays?

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the more thick the tissue
the more darker on X-Ray image

Hope this help you
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