Those electromagnetic radiation whose energy lies
between (1 eV to 100 keV) are called X-RAYS
 The most common method
of producing x-rays is to
direct a beam of fast
moving electrons towards
a substance called a
TARGET. Electrons are
given out from a filament
when it is heated . These
electrons are accelerated
towards the target at very
high voltage (several
thousands volts). When
these electrons strike the
target highly energetic
radiations come out from
the target ,know as X RAYS
.
(1) X-rays are neutral, and pass undeflected through
electromagnetic fields.
(2) They move in a straight line with the speed of light.
(3) X-rays are invisible to human eyes, but produce
fluorescence.
(4) X-rays are of very short wave length (0.1 to 1 nm).
(5) X-rays are highly energetic (1ev to 100 kev).
(6) X-rays can destroy living cells.
(1) In art: detecting covered painting.
(2) In engineering: checking metal castings for defects
and crystal analysis .
(3) In medicine: there are two main areas.
(a) diagnostic. The detection of a broken bone or a tooth
cavity
(b) therapeutic. The treatment of malignant cancers
Study of X-rays spectrum , spectra analysis of
X-rays shows that,
These are two types of X-rays as follows :
1. Continuous X-rays spectrum.
2. Line spectrum or characteristic.
 When electrons from the
filaments is directed
towards the target atom ,
these electrons are
scatter from the nucleus
of the target atom , hence
they loses K.E .this loss in
K.E of the fast moving
electrons appears as the
energy of X-rays that
radiates away . This
process is known as “
BREMSSTRAHLUNG” and
the X-ray is called “
CONTINUOUS X-RAYS ”
 When energetic fast
moving electrons
incident on the target
atom , and they knock
out one of the inner
electron in a target
atom, hence produces a
vacancy there, one of
the outer electron move
into fill this vacancy ,
and is this process , the
atom emits photon. This
photon is known as
characteristic or line x-
rays
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WHAT ARE X RAYS?

  • 3.
    Those electromagnetic radiationwhose energy lies between (1 eV to 100 keV) are called X-RAYS
  • 4.
     The mostcommon method of producing x-rays is to direct a beam of fast moving electrons towards a substance called a TARGET. Electrons are given out from a filament when it is heated . These electrons are accelerated towards the target at very high voltage (several thousands volts). When these electrons strike the target highly energetic radiations come out from the target ,know as X RAYS .
  • 5.
    (1) X-rays areneutral, and pass undeflected through electromagnetic fields. (2) They move in a straight line with the speed of light. (3) X-rays are invisible to human eyes, but produce fluorescence. (4) X-rays are of very short wave length (0.1 to 1 nm). (5) X-rays are highly energetic (1ev to 100 kev). (6) X-rays can destroy living cells.
  • 6.
    (1) In art:detecting covered painting. (2) In engineering: checking metal castings for defects and crystal analysis . (3) In medicine: there are two main areas. (a) diagnostic. The detection of a broken bone or a tooth cavity (b) therapeutic. The treatment of malignant cancers
  • 7.
    Study of X-raysspectrum , spectra analysis of X-rays shows that, These are two types of X-rays as follows : 1. Continuous X-rays spectrum. 2. Line spectrum or characteristic.
  • 8.
     When electronsfrom the filaments is directed towards the target atom , these electrons are scatter from the nucleus of the target atom , hence they loses K.E .this loss in K.E of the fast moving electrons appears as the energy of X-rays that radiates away . This process is known as “ BREMSSTRAHLUNG” and the X-ray is called “ CONTINUOUS X-RAYS ”
  • 9.
     When energeticfast moving electrons incident on the target atom , and they knock out one of the inner electron in a target atom, hence produces a vacancy there, one of the outer electron move into fill this vacancy , and is this process , the atom emits photon. This photon is known as characteristic or line x- rays
  • 10.