If we have a tungsten anode (work function f Φ 4.63 eV) and electron acceleration voltage of 35 kV, the initial kinetic energy of the electrons from the ﬁlament and the work functions of the ﬁlaments and anodes? What is the minimum wavelength of the x rays?

If we have a tungsten anode (work function f Φ 4.63 eV) and electron acceleration voltage of 35 kV, the initial kinetic energy of the electrons from the ﬁlament and the work functions of the ﬁlaments and anodes? What is the minimum wavelength of the x rays?

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