The percent of projectile electron energy that is converted to x-ray energy is about The percent of projectile electron energythat is converted to x-ray energy is about *O (80)O (1)(99)O (25)O (20)

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The percent of projectile electron energy that is converted to x-ray energy is about O (80) O (1) O (99) O (25) O (20)

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