Effect of Growth Hormone on Lipid Aldehydes

A special continuously pumped x-ray tube has been developed for producing high intensities of characteristic K-emission lines. The rotating primary target consists of a gold-plated copper cylinder, which is water-cooled. The conical secondary target is placed inside the primary target and close to it so as to achieve a high output yield. With the tube windows used at present, wavelengths between 0.1 and 0.5 Å can be produced by choosing the appropriate elements for the secondary target. To obtain a high purity of the radiation, the tube voltage should be less than three times the minimum excitation potential for the K radiation in question. The x-ray yield is 108−109 quanta/mA-sec-sr.

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X-Ray Tube with a Built-In Secondary Target for Exciting K Lines

Jacobson

Nordberg

1963

Review of Scientific Instruments

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Effect of Growth Hormone on Lipid Aldehydes

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X-Ray Tube with a Built-In Secondary Target for Exciting K Lines

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