1. The minimum wavelength observed in x-ray radiation is à = 1.23 Å. What is thekinetic energy, in ev, of the primary clectron hitting the target?2. The edge of a unit cell in a cubic crystal is a = 2.62 Å. Find the Bragg anglecorresponding to reflection from the planes (100), (110), (111), (200), (210), and(211), given that the monochromatic x-ray beam has a wavelength i = 1.54 A.3. A Cu target emits an x-ray line of wavelength 2 = 1.54 Å.uan that tha Bragg angle for reflection from the (1) planes in Al is 19.2°

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1. The minimum wavelength observed in x-ray radiation is à = 1.23 Å. What is the
kinetic energy, in ev, of the primary clectron hitting the target?
2. The edge of a unit cell in a cubic crystal is a = 2.62 Å. Find the Bragg angle
corresponding to reflection from the planes (100), (110), (111), (200), (210), and
(211), given that the monochromatic x-ray beam has a wavelength i = 1.54 A.
3. A Cu target emits an x-ray line of wavelength 2 = 1.54 Å.
uan that tha Bragg angle for reflection from the (1) planes in Al is 19.2°

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