1) Everyday German physics term 2) Familiar German physics term 3) German physics term 4) Prevalent German physics term
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Bremsstrahlung (De-bremsstrahlung.ogg, from bremsen `to brake` and Strahlung `radiation`, i.e. `braking radiation` or `deceleration radiation`) is electromagnetic radiation produced by the deceleration of a charged particle when deflected by another charged particle, typically an electron by an atomic nucleus. The moving particle loses kin...
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(German: `braking radiation`), electromagnetic radiation produced by a sudden slowing down or deflection of charged particles (especially electrons) ... [6 related articles]
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Production of bremsstahlung when an electron decelerates through interaction with an atom. Image credit: European Nuclear Society Electromagnetic radiation, notably X-rays, given off by fast-moving charged particles, such as electrons, when they are slowed down by passing through matter. 'Brems...
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ionizing radiation produced by the deceleration or the acceleration of charged particles
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radiation consisting of photons produced by the deceleration or acceleration of charged particles, usually upon passing through the electric field of nuclei
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<physics> Electromagnetic radiation from a charged particle as it slows down (decelerates), or as it changes direction due to near collisions with other particles. ... Similar to synchrotron radiation (see also). In a plasma bremsstrahlung occurs when electrons (which are lighter and generally move faster) collide with ions (which are heavier...
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Bremsstrahlung, also known as Braking Radiation occurs when ever a charged particle undergoes a change of velocity as it interacts with an absorber. Electromagnetic Radiation (X-Rays ) are the result. For Radiation Protection purposes, Bremsstrahlung radiation resulting from the interaction of fast moving Electrons (Beta Particles ) with shielding....
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Type: Term Pronunciation: bremz′strah-lŭng Definitions: 1. Continuous spectrum radiation produced by the slowing of electrons in a beam by nuclei in their vicinity.
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X-rays produced when fast electrons pass through matter. The bremsstrahlung (German for 'slowing-down radiation') energy varies from 0 to the energy of the electron.
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Radiation that is emitted when a free electron is deflected by an ion, but the free electron is not captured by the ion. Generally, it is a type of radiation emitted when high energy electrons are accelerated. (German for braking radiation)
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X-rays emitted when a charged particle (such as an electron) is deceleratedby passing through matter. The word bremsstrahlung is German for 'braking radiation'.whereW = Energy radiated? = Angular frequency = Lorentz factorZe = ionic chargee
0 = permittivity of free spacec = speed of lightm = electronic massb = distance of closest approach...
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X-rays produced when fast electrons pass through matter. The bremsstrahlung (German for 'slowing-down radiation') energy varies from 0 to the energy of the electron.
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X-rays emitted when a charged particle (such as an electron) is decelerated by passing through matter. The word bremsstrahlung is German for "braking radiation".
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radiation emitted by a charged particle when accelerating, as x-rays emitted by an electron that is scattered by a nucleus.
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