X-ray excited fluorescence spectra of type I and type II diamonds have been recorded photographically. The spectra so obtained are broadly similar for all specimens but they differ from those found with ultra-violet (3650 Å) excitation of the same specimens. The differences are described and a possible explanation is discussed.
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