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    X-rays are produced by accelerating electrons by voltage V and let they strike a metal of atomic number Z. The highest frequency of X-rays produced in proportional to 

    A

    V

    B

    Z

    C

    (Z−1)

    D(Z−1)

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    According to Mosley's law v prop (Z - b)^(2) For k(alpha) line, b = 1, and it has maximum frequency so v(max) prop (Z - 1)^(2)

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    -rays are produced by accelerating electrons by voltage

    V

    and let they strike a metal of atomic number

    Z

    . The highest frequency of

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    Text Solution A V B Z C ( Z − 1 ) D ( Z − 1 ) 2 Answer

    The correct Answer is D

    Solution

    According to Mosley's law

    v ∝ ( Z − b ) 2 For k α line, b = 1

    , and it has maximum frequency so

    v max ∝ ( Z − 1 ) 2 Answer

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    V

    is mode of strike a metal target of produce X-ray . For which of the following value of

    V

    , will the resulting X-ray have the lower minimum wavelength?

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    V , X

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    462815419 Text Solution

    इलेक्ट्रॉनों को V वोल्ट से त्वरित करके परमाणु क्रमांक Z वाली लक्ष्य धातु से टकराने पर X-किरणें उत्पन्न होती है। उत्पन्न X-किरणों की उच्चतम आवृत्ति समानुपाती होगी

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    X-किरण नलिका में‌ एक निश्चित त्वरक विभवान्तर पर X-किरणें उत्पन्न होती है सतत X-किरणों की तरंगदैर्ध्य पारस होगी

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    X- किरणें उत्पन्न करने के लिये V विभवान्तर द्वारा त्वरित इलेक्ट्रॉन पुंज को एक धातु के लक्ष्य से टकराया जाता है। निम्नलिखित में V के किस मान के लिये, X- किरणों की तरंगदैर्ध्य न्यूनतम होगी :-

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    The graph between frequency v of k. X-rays and the atomic number Z

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    V वोल्ट विभवान्तर द्वारा त्वरित इलेक्ट्रॉन-पुंज द्वारा उत्पन्न X- किरणों की न्यूनतम तरंगदैर्ध्य होगी

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    A beam of electron accelerated by a large potential difference

    V

    is mode of strike a metal target of produce X-ray . For what value of

    V

    , will the resulting X-ray have the lower minimum wavelength?

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    1. X-ray generation

    1. X-ray generation From the book Volume 2 Radiology, Lasers, Nanoparticles and Prosthetics

    Hartmut Zabel

    https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110553116-003

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    1 X-ray generation 1.1 Introduction

    In 1895 Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered a new type of radiation, which he called

    x-rays. He was uncertain what they were, but he noticed that they were able to pen-

    etrate opaque matter. To demonstrate this he took x-ray images of his wife’s hand,

    the first x-ray images ever, which made him and the new method instantly famous

    worldwide. Since then x-rays have been known to the general public mainly for their

    medical use. Röntgen was the first awardee of the Physics Nobel Prize in 1901. How-

    ever, medical x-ray imaging is only one of many other uses of x-rays, the others include

    x-ray scattering, x-ray spectroscopy, and x-ray microscopy in all fields of science and

    technology. X-rays from low energies to high energies are so omnipresent that a world

    without x-rays is hard to imagine. Without x-rays we probably would not know about

    the helical structure of DNA, the complex folding of proteins such as myoglobin and

    hemoglobin, the rich structure and functionality of ribonucleic acid (RNA), and many

    others.

    X-rays are electromagnetic (EM) waves with energies ranging from 50 eV up to

    several MeV, corresponding to wavelengths

    λ

    from 25 nm (50 eV) down to 0.0012 nm

    (1 MeV). The conversion factor derived from the equation for the energy of photons

    E = hf = hc / λ is: λ ( nm )= 1240 eV nm E ( eV ) where h = 6.623 × 10 − 34

    JsisthePlanckconstant,

    c = 299792458m / s ≈ 3 × 10 8 m/s −1

    is the vacuum velocity of EM waves, and

    f is the frequency.

    At the lower energy end x-rays overlap with far ultraviolet radiation. At the up-

    per energy scale they overlap with γ-radiation. It is not primarily the energy or the

    respective wavelength that characterizes x-rays; it is the method by which x-rays are

    produced. Three kinds of x-ray production can be distinguished:

    1. bremsstrahlung

    , radiation produced by deacceleration of high energy electrons;

    2.

    characteristic radiation

    , occurring after excitation of core shell electrons of atoms;

    3.

    synchrotron radiation

    emitted by radial acceleration of electrons in high energy

    storage rings.

    One can simplify this characterization and reduce it to two main effects: acceleration

    and excitation. Bremsstrahlung and synchrotron radiation are due to acceleration of

    electrons: deacceleration (stopping) of high energy electrons in a target in one case

    and radial acceleration of electrons on a circular orbit in the other case. Characteris-

    tic radiation is due to excitation of atomic core shell electrons. γ-radiation, although

    overlapping in energy with x-rays, is reserved as decay product of radioactive isotopes.

    DOI 10.1515/9783110553116-003

    © 2017 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

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