what are x-rays made up of?
Asked by AKHIL SINGLA singla | 22nd Apr, 2013, 08:37: PM
Expert Answer:
X-ray photons are produced by an electron beam that is accelerated to a very high speed and strikes a target. The electrons that make up the beam are emitted from a heated cathode filament. The electrons are then focused and accelerated by an electrical field towards an angled anode target.
Answered by | 22nd Apr, 2013, 09:14: PM
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