the frequencies of the sharp peaks in an x-ray spectrum like the one below are determined by
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X-ray spectra typically show sharp peaks due to the emission of x-rays when electrons drop from higher energy levels to lower energy levels within atoms. These peaks correspond to specific energy transitions in the atoms. Show more…
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