X-rays simply explained : a handbook on the theory and practice of radiography (1903)
Howgrave-Graham, Robert Pickersgill, 1880- · London : Percival Marshall & Co · leaf 43
ny heat developed, but it also allows no pene-tration of the X-rays to its reverse face! The rays which are generated at the point ofimpact on A proceed radially outwards in straightlines in all directions, and as A is placed at an angleof 45 , with the axis of the tube, the rays pass out iMli.Y… … ■ft///! lll\$M^> / //HTTTV.\\\\\\\\ ///•/•, • \\V\W\ / / / l \ \ \ Fig. S.—Directions of the kathode stream (dotted) and X-rayand dash) produced in -\ focus fcul—The X-rays pass through th< scupied by the kathode .in and have only been omitted there to avoid confusion.] Aa ili« latter pass…
X-rays · Cathode rays · Fluorescence
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