5. The element Chromium has a KB X-ray wavelength of 0.209nm. The K-shell binding energy is 5989eV. a. Sketch a level scheme to show the relationship between the X-ray transitions of the K, L, and M series. b. What is the energy of the Ka X-ray transition in Chromium? α c. What is the energy of the La X-ray transition? d. What is the L-shell binding energy?

5. The element Chromium has a KB X-ray wavelength of 0.209nm. The K-shell binding energy is 5989eV. a. Sketch a level scheme to show the relationship between the X-ray transitions of the K, L, and M series. b. What is the energy of the Ka X-ray transition in Chromium? α c. What is the energy of the La X-ray transition? d. What is the L-shell binding energy?

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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