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The ionisation energies of K-shell for cobalt, copper, and molebdenum are 7.8, 9.0 and `20.1 KeV` respectively. If any metal out of these is used as target in an X-ray tube operated at `15KV`, then
(a) the K-series of characteristic X-rays will be emitted only by cobalt
(b) the K-series of characteristic X-rays will be emitted only by cobalt & Cu
(c) the K-series of characteristic X-rays will be emitted only by cobalt, Cu , Co and Mo
(d) the minimum wavelength of continuous X-rays emitted by the three metals will be same

A

`a,c`

B

`b,d`

C

`a,d`

D

none

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