Definition of characteristic radiation in English:
characteristic radiation
noun
mass noun
Radiation consisting of wavelengths which are peculiar to the element which emits them.
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It is known that when some materials are excited with nucleonic radiation, such as X-rays, the radiation is absorbed causing the material to emit characteristic radiation during the time of radiation absorption.
In addition to the characteristic radiation, a continuous radiation spectrum of low intensity is produced ranging from a very low energy to the maximum kV-peak setting.
If several metals are present in the target, each will emit its characteristic radiation independently.
The purpose of X-ray fluorescence is to determine chemical elements both qualitatively and quantitatively by measuring their characteristic radiation.
The peaks of characteristic radiation of each element can be seen at their own places on the energy scale.