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The nitrogen Kα emission spectrum excited by electron bombardment of nitrogen gas was obtained on a single planar crystal spectrometer with photon counting. The experimental profile is in fair agreement with a calculated profile based on molecular orbital theory and the single vacancy states measured by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Evidence is presented to suggest that some of the emission intensity on the high-energy side of the main peak is due to ``resonance radiation.'' To fix the energy scale of the spectrum, the effective 2d spacing of the analyzing lead myristate crystal was experimentally determined.
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R. E. LaVilla (1972) studied this question.
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