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X-ray diffraction spectrometer

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measurement of X-ray spectroscopy

  • Balmer series of hydrogen
    In spectroscopy: X-ray spectroscopy

    The first spectrographs for this radiation were devised in 1912–13 by two British physicists—father and son—William Henry and Lawrence Bragg, who showed that there existed not only continuum X-ray spectra, to be expected from processes involving the stopping of charged particles in motion, but also discrete characteristic…

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