By Series | By Atomic Number
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* The combined Kα1, Kα2 is used for Z less than 40. The Kα1 only is used for the higher Z values.
** The data set for the N-Series peaks is not completely characterized by standardized methods.
K-Series Relative Peak Intensities |
|
18 <= Z < 59 |
Kα |
100 % |
Kβ |
10-20 % |
At Z less than 18, the Kβ decreases in height, and becomes closer to, and is eventually not resolved from the Kα. At Z greater than 59, the Kβ increases in size and sub-peaks can be seen. |
L-Series Relative Peak Intensities |
|
21 <= Z <= 34 |
35 < Z |
Ll |
200-6 % |
3.5-6 % |
Ln |
70-3 % |
2-3 % |
Lα1 |
100 % |
100 % |
Lβ1 |
20-34 % |
35-52 % |
Lβ2 |
0 % |
0-20 % |
Lγ1 |
0 % |
0-8 % |
Lγ2 |
0 % |
0-2 % |
At Z less than 21, the Lα1 and Lβ1 are 0 and Ll is the dominant peak. The Ll is not observable at a Z of 14 or less. |
M-Series Relative Peak Intensities |
|
57 <= Z <= 70 |
70 < Z |
Mz |
140-13 % |
6-4.5 % |
Mα |
100 % |
100 % |
Mβ |
0-45 % |
45-57 % |
Mγ |
20-3 % |
3.5-1 % |
M2N4 |
0-2 % |
0-2 % |
At Z less than 57, the Mα becomes 0% and the Mz is the dominant peak. The Mγ becomes 0 at Z < 50. |