Can Moseley's Law accurately calculate X-ray parameters?

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Moseley's Law is essential for calculating parameters of characteristic X-ray spectra, particularly K_{\alpha} lines, and its relationship with a modified version of Bohr's formula. A user sought comprehensive resources on this topic but found existing online information lacking. Two recommended websites provide useful insights: one focuses on X-ray applications of Moseley's Law, while the other offers a detailed chapter on X-rays. The user expressed gratitude for the suggestions and acknowledged a delayed response. Comprehensive resources on Moseley's Law can enhance understanding of X-ray spectra calculations.
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Hi

I am looking for a website which explains the use of Moseley's Law for calculating parameters for characteristic X-ray spectra (in particular K_{\alpha} lines and the compliance with Bohr's formula (modified).

Searched google but didn't find anything comprehensive enough.

Eagerly awaiting a reply...

Thanks and cheers
Vivek
 
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I'm sure you can google just as well as I, but here are two sites that look useful:
http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~wittke/Microprobe/Xray-MoseleysLaw.html

Good chapter on X-rays: http://epmalab.uoregon.edu/pdfs/X_natur3%20_Chap%203_.pdf
 
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Thanks Doc I really appreciate it. Sorry for the delayed response though.

Cheers
vivek
 

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