In the characteristic spectrum of X-rays which is more intense K-alpha or K-beta? And why ?
In the characteristic spectrum of X-rays which is more intense K-alpha or K-beta? And why ?
Akanksha Chattopadhyay , 10 Years ago
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shubham sharda
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K- alfa line is more intense than k-beta line because k-alfa line is produced by transfer of L electron to K electron shell. This transistion is more probable than M shell to K shell , which is the case with k-beta production. Thus k-alfa line is more intense than k-beta in characterstic spectrum of x-rays.
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