The reflection of long X-rays

The reflection of long X-rays

Introduction.—For X-rays passing through matter, theory and experiment give a refractive index μ slightly less than unity, so that if a beam of X-rays falls on the plane surface of a solid at a small glancing angle less than the critical glancing angle, it is totally reflected. Determinations of the...

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Glass
Mirrors
Optical reflection
Quartz
Silver
Steels
Wave reflection
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