X rays, an introduction to the study of Röntgen rays (1914)
Kaye, G. W. C. (George William Clarkson), 1880-1941 · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 145
three homogeneous components, having \/p = 56, 23*7,and 70 respectively. These are represented both in amountand hardness by the three thin lines. The hardest is probablyindependent radiation, the second proves to be the character-istic L radiation of platinum. With the platinum screen,the… … o 01 cm 002 o-oi Thickness of Screen 004 005 FIG. 61.—The heavy curve is the log-absorption curve, for an Al screen, ofthe X rays from an Al anticathode. The curve can be resolved into twohomogeneous components (indicated in amount and absorbability by thetwo thin straight lines).
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