radioautograph

/ˌreɪdioʊˈɔːtəɡræf/
noun
  1. An image produced on a photographic plate or film by the radiation from a radioactive substance, used especially in scientific research to study the distribution of radioactive materials.
    • They developed a radioautograph to map the location of radioactive particles in the rock.
    • A radioautograph of the tissue sample showed high activity in the tumor cells.
    • The researcher examined the radioautograph to see where the radioactive tracer had traveled in the plant.
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