A How Do X-Ray Collisions Generate Secondary Particles in Silicon and Aluminum?

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I need some articles and pictures about secondary-particle generation when x-ray(with different energy) collides with silicon and aluminium materials.
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I need some articles and pictures about secondary particle generation when x-ray(with different energy) collides with silicon and aluminium materials. I am simulating this phenomenon in geant4. I just want to validate my result.
 
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