Characteristic X-ray radiations are produced when : - Vidyadip

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Characteristic X-ray radiations are produced when :

A
electrons are accelerated to a definite energy
B
source of electrons should produce mono-chromatic electron beam
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the bombarding electrons should eject the electrons from the inner orbit and electrons from outer orbit should transit into the gap so formed
D
the valency electrons should be removed due to collision of incident electrons

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Answer

Correct option: C.

the bombarding electrons should eject the electrons from the inner orbit and electrons from outer orbit should transit into the gap so formed

C

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