X-Ray Physics or: How I Came to Stop Worrying and Love the Amersham

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  • Prashanth S. Venkataram
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The bremsstrahlung high-energy cutoff of strontium and yttrium decay processes is determined to be 2306 ± 37 keV. The linear relation of Moseley’s law for X-ray fluorescence is verified using rubidium, molybdenum, silver, barium, and terbium targets. The fluorescent X-ray emission energies of other known targets are also verified to generally within 3 standard errors for under 0.6% relative error. Finally, the metal compositions of an unknown alloy, a Chinese coin, and a modern dollar are tested; the alloy appears to be made primarily of tin and cerium, the coin appears to be made of zinc, silver, and tin, and the dollar seems to have too little metal content to obtain a fluorescence spectrum.

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تاریخ انتشار 2013