Data for graphical resolution of two overlapping X‐ray emission lines. Natural widths of K of the elements <i>Z</i> = 10 to 92

Concepts

Natural SciencesPhysicsRadiation PhysicsSpectroscopyX-ray AstronomyRadiation SpectroscopyX-ray Data AnalysisX-ray SpectroscopyLine Profile AnalysisLine Shape AnalysisNatural Line WidthX-ray Emission LinesX-ray Emission SpectroscopyX-ray Line EmissionX-ray SpectraX-ray Spectral Analysis

Abstract

Abstract The energy difference between two overlapping X‐ray emission lines with Lorentzian shapes has been calculated as a function of the total line profile for several combinations of intensity ratio and half width ratio of the component lines. Natural line widths of Kα 1 and Kα 2 for neon to uranium are listed from available literature values.

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