You are trying to identify some elements by using Moseley approach i.e. by observingtheir characteristic X-ray spectrum. Upon experience, you understood that your setup andthe elements you are interested gives only one characteristic X-ray line which are called Lseries and specifically an Laline.a. Derive a Moseley-like expression for La lines by using Bohr's assumptions.b. Choose a suitable element from the Periodic table and calculate the characteristicX-ray emission wave length.

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