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sir kya x ray jee mains ke liyhe important topic h
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Why the value of screening constant is 1 for k shell
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Sir why is the shape graph of spectral intensity and wavelength like this is it experimental or can be explained mathematically???
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what happens to the electron which loses its full KE ?
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In the question how can we find the screening constant for k shell?
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Respected sir I thinks the region of contineous X-rays in the graph should be those wavelengths which are near the origen because on increasing the wavelength wil comes in the range of U.V. and visible region?
9 years ago by sudeep khare
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Why we consider the photons emitted due to transition of l to k or m to k as X rays? these photons are in the range of U.V. and visible range?
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Where does the accelerated electron goes when all of its kinetic energy is converted into X-rays?
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What happened when accelerated electron comes directly towards the nucleus?
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In the figure why we have used an additional small circuit at left side?
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