Table: List of anode materials and wavelengths of their Ka and Kß radiations.ABCDE2 for Ka(meters)1. for Kß(meters)1,541E-101,790E-101,938E-102,292E-107,099E-111,393E-101,622E-101,758E-102,076E-106,328E-11 2) Mass absorption coefficient vs wavelength plot of a material, indicating its K absorption edge isprovided below.a) If this material is to be used as a filter, which of the materials given in the table would be asuitable anode material?b) Assuming that you would like to retain more than 50% of the Ka and less than 15% of the KBradiations, how thick should your filter material be? Your filters density is 8.92 g/cm³.300250200150200150100500.00.20.40.60.81.01.21.41.61.82.02.2Wavelength (A)Mass absorption coefficient (cm2/g)

Filters are used to reduce the Kβ line in the x-ray spectrum to obtain effectively a monochromatic…

Table: List of anode materials and wavelengths of their Ka and Kß radiations. в D E 1 for Ka (meters) 2 for KB (meters) 1,541E-10 1,790E-10 1,938E-10 2,292E-10 7,099E-11 1,393E-10 1,622E-10 1,758E-10 2,076E-10 6,328E-11

Table: List of anode materials and wavelengths of their Ka and Kß radiations. в D E 1 for Ka (meters) 2 for KB (meters) 1,541E-10 1,790E-10 1,938E-10 2,292E-10 7,099E-11 1,393E-10 1,622E-10 1,758E-10 2,076E-10 6,328E-11

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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