THE MAXIMUM ENERGY OF ħω INDUCED BY N⁺, N²⁺ AND N³⁺ IONS

The continuous X-ray of Be, Ni, and Cd targets induced by N⁺, N²⁺, N³⁺ ions were measured at the projectile energies of 50-, 70-, 100-, 150-, and 200-keV. Since the energy of the projectile is so low and the detecting limit of the detector is about one keV, the continuous X-ray would be the X-rays of nuclear and atomic bremsstrahlung (NB, AB). From the result of maximum energy of ħω. the relationship of a maximum energy ħω of below:

Which indicates that the maximum energy of ħω depends on (-3/5) power of the atomic number of projectile, Zp. and on (-1/3q) power of the atomic number of target atom, Zt, and on the energy of projectile. Where q expresses the number of charge state of the projectile.