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Lβ/LD Intensity Ratios of Antimony at Different Azimuthal and Polar Angles

Farklı Azimuthal ve Saçılma Açılarında Antimonun Lβ/LD Şiddet Oranları

Mine UĞURLU
Pages
1504–1512
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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In the purpose of exciting to Sband detecting the X-rays emitted from Sb, 241 Am point source and Si(Li) detector have been used, respectively.The data was analysed by means of Origin 9 Software and it was determined that Lβ/LD change by polarscattering angle at a fixed azimuthal scattering angle and by azimuthal scattering angle at a fixed polar scatteringangle.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Lβ/LD X-ray intensity ratios of antimony (Sb) were investigated at different azimuthal (-30° ≤ φ ≤+30°, atintervals of 10°) and polar scattering angles (85°≤ θ ≤135° at intervals of 10°).
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Key Findings & Data:Lβ/LD X-ray intensity ratios of antimony (Sb) were investigated at different azimuthal (-30° ≤ φ ≤+30°, atintervals of 10°) and polar scattering angles (85°≤ θ ≤135° at intervals of 10°).
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Conclusion & Impact:In the purpose of exciting to Sband detecting the X-rays emitted from Sb, 241 Am point source and Si(Li) detector have been used, respectively.The data was analysed by means of Origin 9 Software and it was determined that Lβ/LD change by polarscattering angle at a fixed azimuthal scattering angle and by azimuthal scattering angle at a fixed polar scatteringangle.
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Lβ/LD X-ray intensity ratios of antimony (Sb) were investigated at different azimuthal (-30° ≤ φ ≤+30°, atintervals of 10°) and polar scattering angles (85°≤ θ ≤135° at intervals of 10°). In the purpose of exciting to Sband detecting the X-rays emitted from Sb, 241 Am point source and Si(Li) detector have been used, respectively.The data was analysed by means of Origin 9 Software and it was determined that Lβ/LD change by polarscattering angle at a fixed azimuthal scattering angle and by azimuthal scattering angle at a fixed polar scatteringangle.

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Sb’ nin Lβ / LD X-ışını şiddet oranları farklı azimuthal ve saçılma açılarında ölçüldü. Sb’ yi uyarmak amacıyla ve Sb’den gelen X-ışınların saymak amacıyla 241 Am nokta kaynak ve Si(Li) dedektör sırasıyla kullanıldı. Datalar Origin 9 programı aracılığıyla analiz edildi ve Lβ / LD şiddet oranlarının farklı azimuthal açı ve saçılma açısı değerleriyle değiştiği belirlendi.

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UĞURLU, M. (2022). Lβ/LD Intensity Ratios of Antimony at Different Azimuthal and Polar Angles. Erzincan Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 3, 1504–1512. https://ajindex.com/articles/505476

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