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K-beta line for the X-ray spectra of Molybdenum with Moseley
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[QUOTE="drvrm, post: 5452277, member: 527528"] i have a hunch that a theoretical estimate of screening of the nuclear charge can be made exactly if you know the 'exact' electronic charge distribution- and electronic shell charge distribution is not 'realistic' enough to give[U] correct picture [/U]except perhaps s-shells which are spherically symmetric -therefore the experimental estimates of sigma can be used and an average effect of screening is used instead [/QUOTE]
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