Empirical method calculates mass absorption coefficients in elements, providing important constants for physics and engineering.
An empirical method of calculating mass absorption coefficients is given. Complete tables of constants are presented for calculating μ/ρ for all elements and for wave-lengths less than the K critical absorption wave-length. Partial tables give constants for wave-lengths between the L1 and M1 critical wave-lengths. Calculated mass absorption coefficients are given for the common elements.
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