California Lathing And Plastering Contractor (C-35 License) Practice Exam

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Lead-backed lath has sheets of lead laminated on which side to block X-ray transmission?
Correct Answer:
On one side to block X-ray transmission
Explanation:
Lead acts as a radiation shield, so lead-backed lath is laminated on one side to place the shielding directly in the path of the X-ray beam toward the protected space. This single-sided backing provides the necessary attenuation while keeping weight and cost reasonable. Adding lead to both sides adds unnecessary weight and expense, and placing it in the middle wouldn’t position the shield effectively in the beam path. Not using any lead would fail to block X-ray transmission.

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