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lrcarr
Hi all,
I'm wondering how, for each peak in an x-ray spectra from a material (and using a crystal analyser), it is determined which energy level jump the peak corresponds to?
How would you figure out the correct value of n to substitute into Bragg's Law to find the energy of the beam?
Thank you!
I'm wondering how, for each peak in an x-ray spectra from a material (and using a crystal analyser), it is determined which energy level jump the peak corresponds to?
How would you figure out the correct value of n to substitute into Bragg's Law to find the energy of the beam?
Thank you!