MCQ
Penetrating power of $X-$ rays depends on
- ACurrent flowing in the filament
- ✓Applied potential difference
- CNature of the target
- DAll the above
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Applied potential difference
b
(b)The potential difference across the filament and target determines the energy and thence the penetrating power of $X-$ rays.
(b)The potential difference across the filament and target determines the energy and thence the penetrating power of $X-$ rays.
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