Feb 7, 2020 12:59
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Russian term
emission of characteristics energy levels.
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Metallurgy / Casting
A beam of gamma rays emitted by a radiation element source encountering a product, induces in the elements constituting this product, an excitation called X-Ray fluorescence which is the emission of characteristics energy levels.
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4 +1 | эмиссия характерных/уникальных для конкретного элемента уровней энергии | interprivate |
4 | излучение характерных для элемента уровней энергии | Rita Chupalov |
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эмиссия характерных/уникальных для конкретного элемента уровней энергии
Understanding Characteristic X-Rays
Characteristic X-rays are emitted from elements when their electrons make transitions between the
atomic energy levels. If an electron transitions from a level with energy Ei
to one with energy Ej
, the emitted
X-ray has energy EX=Ei
-Ej
. Because each element has a unique set of atomic energy levels, it emits a
unique set of X-rays which are characteristic of this element.
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Characteristic X-rays are emitted from elements when their electrons make transitions between the
atomic energy levels. If an electron transitions from a level with energy Ei
to one with energy Ej
, the emitted
X-ray has energy EX=Ei
-Ej
. Because each element has a unique set of atomic energy levels, it emits a
unique set of X-rays which are characteristic of this element.
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Note added at 55 mins (2020-02-07 13:54:30 GMT)
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/...
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излучение характерных для элемента уровней энергии
Strictly speaking the original text is not technically correct. It is X-ray photons with characteristic energies that are emitted, not energy levels themselves. But it is up to you if you want to correct the original or just follow it as is.
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