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It is produced when a projectile electron is slowed by the electric field of a target atom of nucleus.
It is capable of transferring energy to an atom by a process known as excitation.
The electrons in an atom are moved to a higher energy state without actually being removed from the atom.
A process of adding or removing an electron from an atom.
This refers to the total number of ion pairs produced by both primary and secondary ionization events per unit of track length along a charge particle track.
The energy of motion
What is the formula of Kinetic Energy?
Electrons that traveling from cathode to anode.
The Three (3) effects of Anode heat
Formation of Characteristics x-rays
Formation of Bremsstrahlung x-rays
Production of heat
Ionization occurs
Possesses positive charge
X-rays resulting from electron transition to the K-shell
X-rays resulting from electron transition to the L-shell
It results when projectile electrons lose all its KE & simply drifts away from the nucleus.
It results when the projectile electrons are barely influenced by the nucleus.
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