Beryllium windows allow x-rays to escape tubes
Trapping intense radiation is easy, but letting it out safely requires one of the most toxic metals on earth. X-ray machines generate beams that would normally be blocked by standard glass. Beryllium, possessing an extremely low atomic number, is practically invisible to x-rays, allowing the deadly beam to pass cleanly through to image your broken bones.

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