CONTINUOUS X-RAYS

X-RAY DIFFRACTION AND STRUCTURE DETERMINATION BY X-RAY

X-rays:-Introduction||X-rays setup||Voltage and current control||Hard and sOFt X-rays||Absorption OF X-rays||Continuous characteristics OF x-rays||Moseley's law

Introduction OF X – Rays Set up for X- Rays Current Control Voltage Control||Hard and SOFt X- Rays||Properties OF X-Rays

Absorption OF X-Rays OF X – Rays||Examples on X-Rays||Examples on Photo Electric Effect

The voltage applied to the Coolidge X-ray tube is increased by 25%. As a result the short wave limit of continuous X-ray spectrum shifts by Delta lambda . The initial voltage applied to the tube is

Coolidge tube||Hard-SOFt X Rays||Continuous and Characteristics

The continuous X - ray spectrum is produced due to :

To decrease the cut-off wavelength of continuous X-ray by 25% , the potential difference across the X-ray tube