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Fluorescence of a luminescent screen due to X-rays

Fluorescence of a luminescent screen due to X-rays

VP6.3.1.1

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The experiment P6.3.1.1 demonstrates the transillumination with X-rays using simple objects made of materials with different absorption characteristics. A luminescent screen of zinc-cadmium sulfate is used to detect X-rays; the atoms in this compound are excited by the absorption of X-rays and emit light quanta in the visible light range. This experiment investigates the effect of the emission current I of the X-ray tube on the brightness and the effect of the high voltage U on the contrast of the luminescent screen.

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1	554800	X-ray apparatus
1	554861 8	X-ray tube, Mo

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P6.3.1.1 Fluorescence of a luminescent screen due to X-rays

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