Mobsea Logo
Home

X ray fluorescence

Precautions while using X Rays

<
^
>

X ray fluorescence

If the electron has enough energy it can knock an orbital electron out of the inner electron shell of a metal atom, and as a result electrons from higher energy levels then fill up the vacancy and X ray photons are emitted. This process produces an emission spectrum of X rays at a few discrete frequencies, sometimes referred to as the spectral lines. The spectral lines generated depend on the target (anode) element used and thus are called characteristic lines. Usually these are transitions from upper shells into K shell (called K lines), into L shell (called L lines) and so on.


<
^
>

Sources
TIME
an X ray of your skull or neck
X ray Hazards and Biological Effects
Radiographs
Precautions and Guidelines
Interaction with matter
The Risks of an X Ray
Detectors
X ray fluorescence
Registration of X ray Instruments
How an X Ray Is Performed
More ...


Test your English Language
Naturally Beautiful
Benefits of Black Pepper
Festivals of India
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Common Workout Mistakes Made by Men
Benefits of Iceberg lettuce
Count Your Roses to Decode Your Valentines Hidden Message
New Years Eve Cake Ideas
Most Dangerous Dog Breeds
Rules to play Flag Football
Valentines Day Fashion
Rules to play Kite Flying
Interior Design Ideas
Promise Day
Ayurvedic Medicine
Career Options After 10th
Career Options After Graduation
Carrer Success Tips