Wavelength of the kα characteristics X-ray of iron and potassium are 1.931×10−8 cm and 3.737×10−8 cm respectively The atomic number (approximately) of the element for which characteristics kα wavelength is 2.289×10−8 cm is (atomic number of iron is 26 and atomic number is potassium is 19)
24
28
41
30
A
41
B
24
C
28
D
30
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From Moseley's Law,
√Cλ=a(Z−1)=
Thus √λironλelement=Zelement−1Ziron−1
⟹Z−125=√1.9312.289
⟹Z=24
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