3) A list of anode materials that are considered for use in x-ray generation in an x- ray diffraction experiment set-up are given below along with their Ka and K$ radiation wavelengths. If our only option for an x-ray filter material is Ni, which anode material would provide the ideal x-ray beam? Provide your reasoning, making use of the graph below, showing the wavelength dependence of the mass absorption coefficient of Ni. Table: List of anode materials and wavelengths of their Ka and KB radiations. Cu Co Fe Cr Mo à for Ka (meters) 1. for KB (meters) 1,541E-10 1,790E-10 1,938E-10 2,292E-10 7,099E-11 1,393E-10 1,622E-10 1,758E-10 2,076E-10 6.328E-11 Figure: Wavelength dependence of mass absorption coefficient of Ni. 400 300 K absorption edge 200 1:a 100 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 (u8/zu))

3) A list of anode materials that are considered for use in x-ray generation in an x- ray diffraction experiment set-up are given below along with their Ka and K$ radiation wavelengths. If our only option for an x-ray filter material is Ni, which anode material would provide the ideal x-ray beam? Provide your reasoning, making use of the graph below, showing the wavelength dependence of the mass absorption coefficient of Ni. Table: List of anode materials and wavelengths of their Ka and KB radiations. Cu Co Fe Cr Mo à for Ka (meters) 1. for KB (meters) 1,541E-10 1,790E-10 1,938E-10 2,292E-10 7,099E-11 1,393E-10 1,622E-10 1,758E-10 2,076E-10 6.328E-11 Figure: Wavelength dependence of mass absorption coefficient of Ni. 400 300 K absorption edge 200 1:a 100 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 (u8/zu))

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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