Solved: The Bohr model, although not strictly applicable,

Chapter 30, Problem 30.86

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The Bohr model, although not strictly applicable, can be used to estimate the minimum energy Emin that an incoming electron must have in an X-ray tube in order to knock a K-shell electron entirely out of an atom in the metal target. The K X-ray wavelength of metal A is 2.0 times the K X-ray wavelength of metal B. What is the ratio of Emin, A for metal A to Emin, B for metal B? *

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