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3. a) Mg and Al are used as anode materials in X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS). Determine the energy of X-ray photons emitted by Mg and Al atoms when an electron from the 2nd shell fills a hole in the 1st shell and compare with the experimentally observed values for Mg Ka and Al Ka radiation given in the lecture. Use the Bohr model (without correction) when calculating the transition energy.

3. a) Mg and Al are used as anode materials in X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS). Determine the energy of X-ray photons emitted by Mg and Al atoms when an electron from the 2nd shell fills a hole in the 1st shell and compare with the experimentally observed values for Mg Ka and Al Ka radiation given in the lecture. Use the Bohr model (without correction) when calculating the transition energy.

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3. a) Mg and Al are used as anode materials in X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS). Determine the energy of X-ray photons emitted by Mg and Al atoms when an electron from the 2nd shell fills a hole in the 1st shell and compare with the experimentally observed values for Mg Ka and Al Ka radiation given in the lecture. Use the Bohr model (without correction) when calculating the transition energy.
Transcribed Image Text:3. a) Mg and Al are used as anode materials in X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS). Determine the energy of X-ray photons emitted by Mg and Al atoms when an electron from the 2nd shell fills a hole in the 1st shell and compare with the experimentally observed values for Mg Ka and Al Ka radiation given in the lecture. Use the Bohr model (without correction) when calculating the transition energy.
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