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fairly high X-radiation dose rates at normal operating voltagesa los voltajes normales de operación la dosis de radiación de rayos X es bastante elevada
fluid ionization chambers for measuring exposure to soft X-rayscámara de ionización fluida para medir la exposición a rayos X blandos
spectrometry of soft X-rays by means of a semiconductor detectorespectrometría de rayos X blandos mediante un detector de semiconductores
the appearance of a peak in the spectrum is attributable to secondary X-radiationla aparición de un pico en el espectro es atribuible a radiación X secundaria
the intensity and quality of the X-radiation are dependent on the accelerating voltagela intensidad y calidad de las radiaciones X depende del voltaje de aceleración
the parasitic electron bombardment causes emission of X-raysel bombardeo de los electrones parásitos genera emisión de rayos X
the X-ray beam is collimated by a diaphragmel haz de rayos X se colima mediante un diafragma
the X-rays were semihomogeneous in a broad horizontal banden una amplia banda horizontal los rayos X fueron semihomogéneos
X-radiation emitted by television sets is of low energylos receptores de televisión emiten rayos X de baja energía
X rayrayos X
X ray A penetrating electromagnetic radiation, usually generated by accelerating electrons to high velocity and suddenly stopping them by collision with a solid body, or by inner-shell transitions of atoms with atomic number greater than 10; their wavelength ranges from about 10(-5) angstrom to 10 angstroms, the average wavelength used in research being 1 angstromrayos X
X-ray diffraction analysisanálisis por difracción de rayos x

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